... and we have no doubt that it was the reaction from all ‘made him a con. ventionalist morals, an insolent and inconsistent Whig im politics, a shallow and inaccurate historian, @ poet pouring out all light and no warmth, and for an able man the most unsound ...

... front of the jail. Athalf-past ten, was standing, a young man. perhaps twenty- | Jeffrey, aud during the unpopularity of the Whig Go- | Green and Copeland were prepared to go to the place five years of age, in deep agony for the sake of his soul. vernment ...

... Some disappointment is felt at that England h | duty on their side, As we said yesterday, we are J, have we never heard of Whigs and re th e prop’ er performance of Divine service. He of Lord Palmerston’s statement, posed wpon, though no one knows who ...

... the weather be mild and open, po- nent, but held during the pleasure of the appotnters— in-law of Sir W. Somerville, is the Whig candidate tato-planting should be proceeded with on every that a quo warranto did not lie upon the question of for the borough ...

... THE ROMAGNA. redecessors to e national traditions respected. Br men’s Land was more advanced than any of the | When her pre-| Whig or Tory, Norman or composite, old or new, | powe' é the Government to adhere to | resc sIved itself into a committee for the ...

... Trade on the gold coast dull. _ less emolument than is for the recipients of | he Vice Admiralty Cowt of Sierra Leone h. ad Whig patronage. the brigantine Rosareto, a vessel beingequipped ST. KEVIN REFORMATORY.—LIBERATION OF THE BOY HAWTHORNE. Teleqraphit ...

... Annie Laurie, 70 day s, | occu! believed to bave been cause d by the tire of a Tne late Lord Macaulay was the third grea’ t Whig — = joicing that we have o such mauvais pas to pags In) Mr. T, DUNCOMBE asked if there was any arrange- | my d what would have ...

... they were such as to induce them to put trast in his resent word of improvident proposals. Denouncing th management of the Whig Governments and Budgets since 1852, he declared that they showed how dangerous it was to carry on by politieal economy the ...

... directing tho issue of an address in his for the separate kingdom, 10,729. Now, we do name, on the text—‘ Pope—Pastora!—Anti- Whig.” | thir l k that this is a most remarkable and important | Mr. Hennessy confesses all this; he says he © mo- | result. f the ...

... about the streets. Mr. Lyons—What age is he? is about fourteen or fifteen years old. I asked I saw him puta paper into the Whig office. him why he did so upon a Sunday, and he told me that he was only aservant of Mr. John Henderson, and that he was doing ...

... House of Commons for we will not say how Pariiatnents. He bas bees a Lord of the many and since then Secretary for un- der a Whig Administration, wherein be bad an op- portanity of showing how useful he could be in «fice, and how ind spensable he could ...

... Merry Mercury. ‘The singing of the ‘ Sisters’ alone should of itself, ensure the popularity of this Entertainment.— Northern Whig. The performance is highly amusing and interesting, and will no doubt receive a large share of public patronage.— First Seats ...