... reward will be offered for the apprehension the heartless and unmanly perjietrators of this atrocious crime.— Northern Daily Whig. The Armstrong Guns for China. —A letter, dated “P.O. ship Precursor, Suez, March 2Uth,” contains the following paragraph You ...

... of the work of capturing slavers is done by the British. They take six slavers to our one. THS IN ISELLID. — The Northern Whig has frequently attempted to cast odium noon the revival movement by grubbing amongst police-cam statistics, with • view to ...

... to petition in favour of the Government Reform Bill. The the leading members of the Whig party gave rise a suspicion which was expressed oy Mr. M'Lartn that the Whigs were not favourable Reform. This stung the Lord Advocate, whose i reply was unsatisfactory ...

... consiilerahle size, thc Thurstlay night, led. Uj.i.roavhvd ' 'Viz ■ The Irishman was ai.prehumksl the same night. The tluH old Whig Of the ships lost at , 'Tw I luhl hav rls'led ,f sufferer is doing well. Neufs.mm. sea. and never more heard of by survivor ...

... sleep in separate rooms er cabins, as they an termed; * certain ameba eased round the building, and are by ' gamine tail:wee Whig an open area to the wit which Is partially owered with glue Tare are *tartan's at easfrend of the building, by which moms is ...

... quiet that the Widow of Bagdad urged upon the attention of the Caliph. They did not agirnm now because they bad been promised Whig and Tory leaders all they desired from agitation, and they relied upon such men as Lord John Russell, Lord Derby, Lord Palm ...

... ministers for the last night two hive het-u r* ...

... generally esteemed by all partieo, in the province orer wbicb he g5resided. In politics he was a&llhis life a firm and consistent Whig; but was not in the habit of speaking in parliament. Dnurin& his college life the'present Earl Grey was one of his pupils. ...

... rather surprise those who remember, well do, the honest of tone which pervaded the historical disquisitions of that respectable Whig organ, while under the management of the late Mr. Kintoui —whose mantle appears not have fallen upon the shoulders of his successor ...

... than three Whig ?? of the Exche- 8, ?? Monteagle (Spring Rice), Sir F. T. Baring, at and Sir C. Lewis-consider Xr Gladstone's an ambi- tions and dangerous budget to quote the language of e- Mr Edward Ellice, himself the Nestor of the Whigs. m Whenever ...

... majority of 89 against ministers. A mere glance at the list, however, im sufficient to shew that this was no party vote. It was a Whig, and an habitual supporter of the ministry, who proposed the amendment which was c;arried against government. And among those ...

... Elizabeth, bot I'm not for Y'Sten. It is said that a brother peer of Lord Moacalay's bait aproposed to write the life of the great Whig historian. The government have at length made a proposal to. buy the dockyard of Mhr Pitcher, of Northfleet, near Gravesend ...