... _mouse . ( Laughter . ) ' 'If the majority of the Town Council _would _Just bellow _about the streets , Great is Diana of the Whig _clique !—( laughter )—it would then be said to them— What aaeV _; ot cleverfellows _' _. you are ; , _' ( Laughter . ...

... say with any precision what the state of the account will be on the 31st March. But an intelligent writer in the “Northern Whig” has made a calculation which shows that Mr Gladstone may expect the revenue to be £90,000 in excess of that of last year, ...

... putting forth candidates who arc most likely to combine the support of all sections of their general adherents. It not only the Whigs, however, who are thus opening their veins and allowing their strength to flow away in gentle eddies; the more eager, and. ...

... title which the town holds in Magdalen Green. IV.—The Reform Question in the Council. —Neglected the public, jeered at the Whigs, and, unkindest cut of all, given up as a bad job by Lord John Russell, the question Parliamentary Reform threatens to find ...

... monstrous extravnganee in private family,—is matter-ofcourse accident the vaults London Docks. anticipate »tiie from seeing our Whig -*# attribute tlw Fall of Lord John Bussell. Since the Bluebook ntioiH-d'coft'^ouC— «nd in order thit march may a'olcn 0. » ...

... stated that the nation had been promised Pat liaroentary Reform from the Throne, issued under successive Parliaments, and both Whig and Tory administrations.'’ Your compositor made • slight mistake ia the wording, but it is of no consequence. My object was ...

... the emphatic fiat. In almost every public or private company which we have commingled for the last two years, Tories and Whigs have been alike apathetic and indifferent. Nay, even the Radicals or extreme Liberals have kept very quiet in the matter. Even ...

... presses a real wish for it, we shall again see the spectacle which on two several occasions has pre- ceded the downfall of Whig Ministries-the main body of the Liberals going into the one lobby, and Ministers, with their dependents, being followed into ...

... same time, he acknowledged that the question is altogether the hands of the Irish themselves. The Linen Trade. —The Belfast Whig of Saturday says :—Although the additions made to the stocks of finished goods at the warehouses are not large, the increase ...

... Garibaldi and his motley crew are genuine regenerators of Sicily and Naples.—With reference to the above letter, the Belfast Whig remarks :— Waterton is octogenarian, an honest, kind-hearted, bigoted man, who, out of the line of his own pursuits, haa never ...

... indicated in some measnre the amount of indignation felt by honest reformers at the wretchedly peddling spirit displayed by the Whig Government on the question of Reform. Lord Palmerston in defence, and following to the wake Lord John Russell, denounced the ...

... is not to be wondered that that of the Scotsman was only 5s. 9d.-exactly the price I saw paid for a rather shabby wig-not a Whig- at a public sale yesterday: that the writer of the following letter deserves our pity for losing his pence Dear Sir,-The ...