... travellers having golne on board, the handsome erafl got Immediately nu~der weigh, amid the heartycheeringot tha ?? th. ersn Whig. 'Ti'e Grand Duchess Maria Nicliaevns, sister of the Emperor of Russoa, will pass the autumn and winter, with her fanilly, ...

... no doubt, he could give very sound advice on the virtues of economy. He was a very inconsistent man, fort while professing Whig principles, and the broad tolera. tion which the more enlightened of that party adivo. i eated at a time when England was plunged ...

... was ap- pointed Colonel In Chief of the North York Mliltias (Rifles), which by isl death beeomes vacsnt. Ia picltics he was a Whig, but bio tools no very active part ispolitical affairs, HIs Grace moved the address at the opening of tbo session of 1854. ...

... in humour than many a middle'. al' aged, youngster whom she received and patronised. She od was among almost the Inst ?? of Whig London rt; society, belonging to the world of Moore a-oid Byron end I' R~gerp. The year of her birth she would never tell, ...