... While the pension list was secret there was also a source of bribery available. Thus Mr Rose Fuller, who had been a staunch Whig, was bought off by pension of £600, which he enjoyed for many years—the cause of his apostacy not being discovered till after ...

... by no means few individuals who first signed the address inviting the Lord Mayor to stand, and then, for reasons which the Whigs know well how to apply, turned round and voted against him. Their names ought to be gibbeted throughout England. But notwi ...

... lime this pablie-heses hod Ctergotta: tees la the was no fer a • -house there ; it in set a passe la uhkk say great going as, Whig aa to the tows, sad with a few revealable imespe pristipelly imespied by the lower of the popalceion, did Ma° drink or ia moth ...

... from the ranks of the Conservatives. Where, it has been asked again and again, are we to look for the probable leaders of the Whig party, when those hitherto recognised as such have passed away? Unlike the statesmen of the last generation, they have formed ...

... they were now to advertise for a pure thorough-bred young Whig they would have as much difficulty in finding one and rearing him as they would with an infant gorilla. (Much laughter.) The Whigs, like certain Easterii potentates, having no issue of tbeir ...

... Zeeland, absiostll, That doe Omit didn't, assreheadieg modes, his bees Swede* hold at Inverses. the esure4souse, shish is very Whig hulk for he tows and coenty, Is very iesisquale to the of the et ml esewhwe of the sort, the sheriffs, and the who ars ailed ...

... brought forward in the Liberal interest, or even by the Whigs. Mr Duncan *Laren is, perhaps, the ablest of our citizens who have taken much interest in public affairs, and a section of the Whigs might possibly support him, but at present every one seems ...

... the secretary of the Sacred Congregation; and Father Panebianco, learned Franciscan. Death or Mb James Brick The Northern Whig announce* the death of its editor, Mr James Bruce, 53. Mr Bruce was born in Aberdeen, and received his elementary experience ...

... Havelock, who, bowies been telegraphed for, arrived at Edenociston shortly before her damns. CRATE OF Ma JANIS BLUM—The Northern Whig anoounoss the death of its editor, Mr James Brine. Mr Brno was born in Aberdeen, and received his elemennunciperienee in journalism ...

... Havelock, who, having been telegraphed ltw, arrived at Edmonstoo shortly before her demise. ' OF Ma JANIE, Batios.—The Northern Whig announces the death of its editor, Mr James Bruce. Mr Bruce was born in Aberdeen, and re- ceived his elementary experience ...

... speech of Mr. Roebuck Sheffield, both indicating the increased carelessness of the Liberal party to its own best interests. The Whigs can carry South Lancashire whenever they are excited enough to agice among themselves, and the absence of excitement betrays ...

... nosey suds gold Inuit. Whims Ur &arm had walked is far es Modserwell, he west to Mr Clark'. lan, where he partook of • Rola Whig by Shoo logos to fell, he ordered. to tali. hie Woe; as the fair, he this sad neared to the re—+l( his co foot. U. asomilimgly ...