... will bring in a bill dealing eimply with the franchise, the redistribution of seats to a new Parliament. The old and moderate Whigs of the Ellice and Black section, who have their representatives in the Cabinet, have been urging a 71. rental instead of a ...

... paper duty. -There is no sqrplus, sit in the shade of th e ma t, all enjoying their cup of Y and the influence of the old Whigs in the Cabinet will tea without expense. It is thought highly meritorious . these tea sheds • be thrown into the scale Whatfoe ...

... other gran- of breach of promise was tried at Belfast the other day. debug gibberish to boot. Stich was the effect en his The Whig the in this nervous eysteni, that it some days before the The defendant, who ~at in the seat, stricken one natrovered, and ...

... a real of ausratulados to ate. Immo of is Iniegateseed Is am who Wraps be had smash balm sea I Map dllisulline la She I MO Whig 4 as west& at, easel iiii seem power et bolas meekest& Si Mises ; and as adsmitem entirely donde es the me me shell asks of ...

... AIIII bring Its Lord Dere,, as ton.o tiles, 111 t liberal and popular, Mit downright denocratie, have Mose Isi oar time. The Whigs of Mtn slay beast to be intlepeudent as et It WS liberal, and they are idways ready to their ludepettilesee by ousting If, ...

... 44 hems, or would be hold by the Southern Gneenwurnt mule &tabbed for of mem to work their ships, and met fled. The Richmond Whig • statement which the New eceridee it tr.: . —The ant °Stela! he • of Um representative of • thorenini..nt Indichimg a reconnttion ...

... sownins 'hwy. During his woknem ve Nile. the mum baying arrived, but inglllllllll UM lin et rah, the savages their white et Whig the of the whiners wore the &mists to ow the pert 01 Mr. Pothook& to obtain a rouges how the hostility of tin asthma At to ...

... EMIGRANTS AND REMIGRANTS. The Northern Whig records that emigrants from Ireland are leaving the Dis-l7nited States for their own Green Isle in great numbers. This may well surerhe us, considering Paddy's love of a row, and the rich prospects that the ...

... the convent which stood where now in Covent-garden market. From that day to the present they. have stood at the head of the Whig aristocracy of the country, and so many of them have taken a part in the administration of public affairs, that, like the Howard ...

... e:asinied lied a woes ;Midas, hoes w as it armored that the marriage had taboo at in Ircebeldre, between Ann Taylor Themes Whig. lie relies in the two suits ; that at time el the subhead= el the waniege Wing Ind divas comaions had impespm with the mother ...

... et ma &anted. aid hi * waillag-weamm. Is that .to eat his .It bad alaided few beelemil to hlllf OPSlOngais The knelled young Whig, with sahnosity which he imintok for virtue and agar to midst* Corinthian who flew to Versos'. otfios , gave intonation dud ...

... made his great forensic speech for the defendant in the celebrated can of Norton v. Lord Melbourne. On the return of the Whig party to office in June, 1846, after the resignation of the late Sir Robert Peel, Lord Campbell joined the cabinet, and was ...