... Cooke, as she bad often done on former occasions, accused him of not allowing her sufficient money. did not strike her with his whig, but pointed the handle at her, and she kept putting it away with her hand. He gave a different version of the transactions ...

... this ■ as matters stand, nearly all the great questions the day having been settled, there is but little to choose between Whigs and Tories. Let it never be forgotten that the Tories, both in the matter church rates and of reform, showed far more sincerity ...

... engender conc*-it, confidence, and insolence. Turn about is a good rule. Atrain, the Tories have been far less wasteful than the Whigs of the nation’s substance. They would never have run up the present enormous list of expenditure. Now for the Malt Tax ! —The ...

... Lucien Buonaparte his first marriage. Just before the death of the great Napoleon, bt. Helena, Mr. Wyse, then an ardent young Whig,, let* England, with the intention of visiting the illustrious prisoner at St. Helena. He bmted his intention freely, and at ...

... Queen, these differences were happily forgotten, or at any rale suffered to rest, and both churchman and dissenter, lory and whig, were not behind in shewing loyally to that illustrious race of sovereigns who rule our sea-girt isle, and more particularly ...

... months has occupied so much of the valuable time of the noble Lord-Lieutenant of Monmouthshire and has so grievously damaged the Whig interests in that county. _ . As the law now stands, any British subject may assume and bear any surname he pleases, provided ...

... comfort to the rebels, though she gives it to us by the bottle. Shocking Accident to Lord Masserekne. The Belfast Northern Whig reports a most disastrous accident, by which the life Lord Massereene is seriously imperilled. By the accounts which have reach ...

... perfect the gifts which nature has lavished upon him. His oratory was admired by Whigs when he was a Conservative ; and it is admired by Conservatives now that he is a Whig, and something more.” I listened to the right hon. gentleman for four hours without ...

... Earl who the acknowledged head these movements. And, thirdly, Mr. Arthur Kinnaird a member of Parliament. In politics he is a Whig, and so thoroughly a Palmerstonian that he has come to be called in the House “Palmerston’s Shadow.” He was by the noble Lord’s ...

... story of this man's life to last when bronze shall have corroded and marble crumbled.” There is bo need (says the Richmond Whig) to rehearse the deeds of General Jackson ; they are fresh in the memories of all But, memorable those deeds are, and destined ...

... the beauty and warmth of the evening, the territorial party found themselves under the cold shade of opposition. The nrst few Whig batting motions were easily defeated, . stanhope bowling proving himself very handy I • uutai-y acceptation of the e for ve ...

... of the Gulf is mo ring from New Orleans. Its destination is unknown, but it supposed to be some point in Texas. The Richmond Whig the idea of arming the negroes advoca ted by some Southern journals New York, Sept. Morning). Advices from San Luis Totosi ...