... in Bisley, or that et cannot read for ourselves. It would seem as if we were to be looked upon as a brood of ducklings, just Whig to the water for the first time, while Looker-on, lite the old hen upon the bank, makes no end of a few fear her brood will ...

... tsp. nae, and the work* d the Board of Chatity Commusioners. At contains* length the hon. w, other do.ounced the board gross Whig job, and its office is a perfect snuggery. Mr. Baize r. gretted that after the tone 3 I . guage of Mr. Ferrard the Government ...

... which show that the wntar of Roberson Cruwoe was the hired spy and the veaal doer of all sorts of literary dirty work for the Whig Government of George 1. A pnvata or tee iota browny at tae tairragn committed suicide, on Monday, by cutting his throat. A ...

... packet. Their tee, answered : That ie Whig peliey. W cave that for from its relieble Dud quality, has for a gunnel . of •• e.Ti.:3 - 11( PORTRAITS. earthed UP TRA INK-Wast Hays. Sundays. t wo et sal.* urea the Whigs. The Conservatives don't do that sort ...

... how long this state of things may continue. I believe that not only the Prime Minister, but • large number of the Whig ministers and Whig party are thoroughly Conservative in their feelings. (Hear, hear.) I believe they would do nothing to affect the present ...

... demolishes this story. The military edthonties there have no knowledge of any suet, rumcol ate do they believe it. The &Awned Whig says:--General Sheridan, with Ilk Federal brigades, is moving towards Portsmouth. %me think they are going towards North Carolina; ...

... TRH S:ROUD JOIMMCL, NEWS EY THE PERUVIAN: Tile Canadian snail steamer Permian, Whig& sailed iron Qnebee on the 234 ult. has arrived. She brings cabin and 31 steerage passenger. PItOPOSIT lONS OP PEACE. New York. July Evening.—Mr. 0. C. Clay sad Mr. J ...

... swain to the residence of mother, leaving the poor fellow in the church to nate over the inconstancy of fickle woman.—Xerthst s Whig. Too'. Or MIME Mew ON A Barr.—The Peninsular mail, jest arrived at Southey: ton, brings details respecting the fatality on ...

... mobs using tot sticks and stones, but guns. For half an hour the fire was kept up between the mobs, who (says the Northers Whig) did not show • spark of cowardice on either side. Several people were wounded. These Ir.longing to the Pound were taken to ...

... but it is exquisitely absurd. The Standard, however, would hardly have dared to abuse the Orangemen, without abusing the Whigs by way of set-off ; and all we can do is to make the most of its ad. missions, and to estimate its abuse at precisely what ...

... had been at Chadtthr. would Lave faetenso it on with a proofing, nem - well Heath that morning. He said he had not, and the °Whig the use if a bloc,. It has been se wn neatly, but ^ officer then said that he should take him into custody on fSot yb an expert ...

... THE LMT HOURS OF PRINCE ALBERT There has reached us (Norf./tent Whig) from abroad a mast interesting extract from a letter which was written by a member of the Queen's household, shortly after the death of Prince Albert. The ex. tremely confidential position ...