... felt soma besitn!micas, wishing for farther which he (Mr. Doherty) his lordship favoured them is very glad the request. bad ',Whig to alive the ceseary it plies the Government all expellees for v. r corps of volunteers. What I be this—that tM ',Gild be willing ...

... same work. With teem It the additional labour the spoke for He would appeal to all who had even them whetter tLe Iwamoto the Whig were not pet a Inure state. The nadeetan lug of them had been greatly facilitated through the improreal mode of kir/pipe adopted ...

... Rgricultural. REVIEW OF;THE BRITISH CORN TRADE TIM will. The pest week Whig meetly rainy and mild, very little field work could be precluded with, and the heavy rains slice the frost, have partly cancelled its bene fi cial Milieus on the soil. Apprehensions ...

... Curtain. dyed, presorted Watered, Mourning. dyed on the *hot notice, Kid Oloveiidyes black or cleaned, Dre.e. dyed without Whig to pitted, Crapes, a10e.., Lae's. Ilibbons Table Co..,er made as tame. which Chemistry km applied to Me art, and kupertor ...

... --Although the Govern lent has cot yet ttnally settled, the nut queetiun of the fame ofganisaffW of the Ina* army, we believe Whig beset % deerminod to lower considerably the establishment Queen regiments serving in India. Accordingly, t regiments of the ...

... shoat of decisive laugher. Yr. king, Mr. Lowther, and the choristers made their way to the ?entry-reten with greet difficulty, Whig snore then once to personal violence. At this moment cry wee rakW for the donolitios of the altar, which was elaborately deurated ...

... damage Sir Robert Peel, against whom be cherished a mortal hatred, and a third was a desire to destroy the influence of the Whig party, for which purpose he was always ready to intrigue with the Ultreslabesal party, when opportunity offered, with a view ...

... generally esteemed by all parties in the province over which he presided. In politics he was all his life a firm and consistent Whig; but was not in the habit of speaking in Parliament. During his college life the present Earl Grey was one of his pupils. He ...

... will give his remains a place in it, as a reward for his good intentions towards the land which gave him birth. The Northern Whig contains the following observations :— The fodder famine is fast passing away, and, as has ever been the case when prices ...

... Carlisle's distribution of patrocege. He referred more particularly to Mr. Lyle's appointment, which be denounced as a gross Whig job. Colonel sin** tin the same side, and, like Mr. Connolly, describe:: Lord Carlisle as totally unfit for the high post he ...

... is in the pats and in all directions the are going over by thenamids to the ' vermin,' as the lug-haired revivalists of the Whig dynasty ape akin' edicts. go, the Gorentor•General of the Two Xiang, and an Imperial Commissioner of the grit clue, empowered ...

... something more than a mere public man. In private lite no man will be more widely and deeply regretted. A Whig in politics, of the old and most confirmed Whig school, he knew how to be liberal in support of the principles to which he was attached, without i ...