... A Pretty Whig*. a golden autumn were closing the litile Tillage of Ilarkshury.• The western sky arm Illumined with the parting glories of • gorge•us It one ot 11. .I.liciously still balmy tags that so ofttot the first yoynnt grietiur, of 1 the happy ...

... thing is, perhaps, one of those sublime discoveries which Whig economy is destined yet to make;and when it is made, Lord Macaulay willahow in the most. satisfactory manner, that, for it, the .Whigs. are enti- tled to the everlasting gratitude of the whole ...

... opportunitiet for aacertaining. And really for great Whig Lord of that mystical circle which drava it* Mood and It* opinions from Lord John great srandoother, be hoe singularly little of the pedantry of Whig eonstitationaliam about him. One might well assume ...

... Camberwell Hall, Grove Lane, where le aim room for frota Go to plpeo Wino la bOttla, (1116 NO CURE NO PET. POTTER, Hair Dresser, Whig Maker, and Per• taw, will undertake to prevent the HAIR from PALLING OFT, and RESTORING IT ON BALD PLACES after any illness ...

... Chamber; mei Co.) 21 Manse lo FROM THE COUNTY OF DURHAM. Wallowed Tow 24 STEAM OR 00AL. Marglay IT 18 Ilari = to Is paid ow Whig the Grew, or oo deliver?. at or stleili es , Is. per ton extra. 11. ally kr se mesa bp the Oreat Northern ttnlirav are at showil ...

... against the slave trade, and attempt to improve the jurisdiction of the County Courts, brought Mr. Brougham tha advent of the Whig Ministry of November, 1830, and his own elevation to the woolsack. And hers it may be observed, that during the whole of hit ...

... House blue book dispels many popular beliefs current in society. Thus the often-repeated story that Lord Macaolay had sold bis Whig history to the Messrs. Longman for annuity is to be upset by the Custom-house fact that the old historian is the proprietor ...

... sweept. sneeped, and 6weped; and stretye, stredge, and streitgh are three of the eight wrong ways in which stretch is spelt. Whigs becomes wigs, and 'tories tors. Libations of ale is turned into literationof all, and baptised into babtised, pro- bably ...

... liberty and equality, and desire to reap the practical fruits of their glorious constitution. They I are no longer content with Whig maxims, or Tory either. I They demand something more solid: They see that during five- and-twenty years since the Reforz Bill ...

... superiority. On these points there is no doubt and no difference. But they happen to have no sympathy with Whig principles, and to have no faith in Whig Cabinets; and on that ground alone they are unworthy to be justices of the peace. This, we say, is the ...