... again have auch another outrage oo our civilisation aa tbe miserable death of this wretched victim to regulation. -Northern Whig. DspoeiTOßT ros Wills or Living- Pb_so_s — By a recent regulation, sanctioned by tbe judge of the Court of Probate, tbe wills ...

... and with one of those fresh, ruddy, whiskerless faces which make even an old man look young. It was clear that he was a good Whig, and of an old family, otherwise Lord John would have been a little less friendly. It was also slear that he was ia office ...

... waiting-woman. Spencer learned that ' very sight that bis sister had admitted her husband io her apartment. The fanatical young Whig, burning with ?? which he mistook for virtue, and, cagtr to cmalate.tki; Coriuthian who assassinated his brother, and the Roman ...

... damage* on the ground that hit client wat merely a labourer. M'Connell's appearance in Court is thus described bj tbe Northern Whig :— The defendant wa* one of tbe most extraordinary looking persons tbat ever a breach of promise case was brought against ...

... unobtrusive arbitrator. He was to his friends in the public arena, indeed, what blue and buff are to their general following. No Whig Cabinet ever yet stood for two sessions which was not countenanced by the Russells. And the late Duke was head of the Russells ...

... after arrived and extinguished the conflagra- tion, but not until the stable was consumed. Reason oa Lnstinct? — The Northern Whig says — An extraordinary instance of very remarkable in- stinct, which certainly approaches almost to the bounds of reason ...

... taken by political parties here, the writer talks of the Conservatives or * Outs' as seeking to drive the Liberals or Whigs into war with the United States, for the mere purposes of embarrassment • the Govern- ment, the Liberals, and the whole country ...

... in front of the abdo- men, besides five or six other stabs. She is lying iv a very dangerous condition. — Belfast Northern Whig. Desperate Affray with Poachebs neab Otley, A little before five o'clock on Sunday morning the three keepers employed by J ...

... journalist can afford to put away from bim all restrictions to the free expression of opinion, and instead of being merely a Tory, Whig, or Radical, he can write as a man earnest after tbe search of truth, and as the free utterer of the truth he has found. We ...

... and was therefore in his seventy-ninth year. The d ■ cc. 3 d nob.c- man had been for many years a zealous supporter of the Whig party, and had done good set vice to his political friends during his long career m the House of Commons, more esp-ciiuly during ...

... two years afterwards w.s returned for Car- lisle on Whig principle ;. His abilities scon became appa- rent after he entered tho House ot Commons, and 1.0 w.i deemed a great acquisition to tho Whigs, a p litical ?arty then hourly gaining strength in tho ...

... all jostled together. And of the politicians, there were — the aristocratic Tory of the ancient school — the old Whig and the modern Whig— the extreme Radical and the moderate Radical — the Liberal Conserva- tive, and the Conservative without a prefix ...