... less al in discerning the favourable circumstances and the vi happy houer for their perfect accomplishment. '1 So, stand by, Whigs, keep alont, Radicals, hands oi off, 3Pel-iles, whilie the Tories Iselp themselves to it the contents of 'your pigeonholes ...

... who have laboured so long without reward ! Nay, there is but too much reason to beliei e that some who would not resign to a Whig successor will be dis- posed to seize the opportunity of retiring in order. to place their offices at Lord Derby's disposal ...

... imprisonment. TEsSTsoerrAL TO J. GREEN, ESQ., LATE OF HER MAJESTY's CUsToMs, BELPAST.- During the past week, says the Northern Whig, a meeting of wer- chants and of private friends of this highly-respected public officer was held, for the purpose of adopting ...

... have seen Mrs. Fletcher in a box at thie theatre than have seen 3Mrs. Siddons on the stage of cite s;..nle theatre. She was a Whig, and long a Widowr. She married for love of what marriage is said seldom to give-liberty. 1er husband, Archibald Fletcher, ...

... should, at least, have some experience and be free from physical infirmity. Hie was in politics a Liberal and a Constitutional Whig, and 'he had assured his constituents at Aberdeen that he would support the introduction of a Reform Bill. What was the object ...