... Not Mb upsh dessissi. Nippy at NO hot habb. Ibrot beet k.; eberea. /t. LII 114.; ;OM plea le 7.. LIZDB, el bg prime on rid Whig sol hen awl about ISO obsrp hen Lade.' sod 4.4011 bey. Tbe let earehhau ;pal% b. Xmu N perll. BANIMIUFIZ (Piwis Nasiffe Oarthej ...

... apathetic and indifferent—and sh ? because ethey had been led to believe that • measure of r rot meddle candid either by the Whigs or the Tories, and they did not think it • necessary to trouble themselves abut it (bur, bear). AU parties were pledged to ...

... IiZIOINKT Or £6OO.—A of • mysterious natene was ze to been commetted between twelve and ems if en the night of Feb. Thad, in Whig bah the Itailwayhatian to Oarporstiebolesel, Hesedeureir. The victim d the affair gave his mione 74: Betide end stated be • ...

... ateeldissa Aintibisesielheivirtma Itsamiwia ado , rind mos is the st tbek MI the he swerse ts duties at Wave* with view to Whig - suds. - . tams= beetoir is si x dee =2 i ir t al hos aim boa a a few dap I. the is liw* .g si nees be ht do el cams lamest ...

... the pamphlet before us may be read with proBl by Churchmen and Dissenters, Conservatives and Radicais. Let the friends of the Whig party on the following account of the first step in parliament for the oholition of Church-fates:-- Sit Robert Peel, astitsover ...

... Clerceesei. Ned ethers. . DX BUCHAN'S tkiNZl ' LIGALCOATED PALLS I • • slk 4a* miar=l Ow tad be lakes by tbe web , asseei et Whig &ma Ste HEALTH DIPENDEI UP(3l:sEa ra . both A;esr rue ea are dlseisrose; Wes /WA se sol Melon peesesesee is set Asillssisa ...

... geisha. Well, rip • Wishes to hat is the la I. be ow Did 1. 10 to hma lee bird she had N.; er • Gower he N. wes Whin new el Whig e it wee Who ass who 'weld haft rieso Wes Is resees hey het tor • be hal Of ilersheasie did eat t.lk. Maher, and bed she bees ...

... exploded dogma. The Tories themsel vesackno wiedge thatano- ther instalment of Reform has fallen due, and they differ with the Whigs only as to the parties to whom it should be paid. Progress, or rather growth, is the character of the British Constitu- tion ...

... The advanced liberal, in the House been taught, by painful ex• perience, that cannot rely upon the promises of the leading Whigs. These radicals have found that it is vain to expect anything really good from the present ministry. The government has openly ...

... go ter monies. Kr. Baines Was • man &mons for Me and cautiousness. He would neither go fast entra4h, nor Ur enough. Be was a Whig of the old school; and it seemed to bins (Mr. Law) that a bill introduced by such a man ought to be gladly received by Ms opponents ...

... damages on the ground that his client was merely a labourer. M' Connell' s appearance in court is thus described by the Northern Whig:— The defendant was one of the most extraordinary looking persons that ever a breach of promise case was brought against. ...

... of giving the other peaty ' chance of fulfilling their promise made when of. And, how often have they been deceived by both Whig mid Tory? It to be said, that fur a people to be tree ft wee that they willed it; but ham it so on the quo. of e. ? I thy uo ...