... us 1111 Oat. AMES HORNER to bis end the he b..s nearly wary thing Ms gym lbsiekne the Goode an sod cheaper, re bang only ass Whig the asunholseer. J. H. would all et the Public, Is the WITT= blind of imkeh sod a pram kat all be mai lower that they Isere ...

... under the almost exclusive guidance of the Whigs, it is,, not too much to inculpate them in the condemna. tion; we saw more done during the few months the Conservatives were in power than in as many years by the Whigs. It is to the efforts of the Conservatives ...

... tie pecaliiir iim mouths preparetts(l, tho of the Ter) host ion, a ort.ittanitilp of the 014 order. 111,0111.1ishrfol. trona Whig saanallsousrew aped silty apporteltilais to tho pialenkia. ere eseew to maso their coal gut ler With' ordinary will thus ho ...

... the Government. Ile is an ultra Reformer of thirty years standing and more. Ho cannot be proved ever to have truckled to the Whigs, though he has often helped them out of a scrape. Hs is not exactly like Ceasar's wife, or rather as that lady, if she ever ...

... departure to burke his evidence, are operating injuriously, and it is not too much to expect that, denunciators as these Whigs have ever been of all manner of abuses and trickery, they will be hoisted with their own petard. Evidently they do not like ...

... finely illustrated, 4s. THE WATER-NYMPH QUADRILLES. finely illustrated by R. Linter, 4s. OH! CHIDE NOT MY HEART, Sung, by W. T. WHIG/ILIA IN. 63. NEW PIANO MUSIC. by W. WALLACE:.—IA Luvisella, Neapolitan Melody, 3s. ; Chorus of Denriabes, 3..; Fautaala on ...

... ministry should be brought to bear upon the question, it must be remembered that in two cases with different adpinistrations—Whig and Toryall such care and study have failed to accomplish what they desired. Hence then the propriety of some other means to ...

... the utter loss of character, he and his]colleagues have sus. tained by their vacillation and sacrifice of principle-if the Whigs ever had any beyond conspiring for power, and sticking to it when obtained-forbid any such cal. culation. The coalition of ...

... was revolutionised by Lurid, of Anhalt-Dessau, as great a boor as his relative George the Third, who iMuriaed the cultivated Whig aristocracy. Dreamier, who made our system eesspied himself at a theatre with doe wads; who invested railways, dem the mire ...

... joy (hear, hear). A £ 10 county franchise in many ounties would give them just the vote3 they wanted to beat Conservative or Whig candidates. Mr. E. taines's measure especially would enfranchise those who would assist them to the whole charter (hear, hear) ...

... after' being two months in equatorial latitudes, would present, to use Lord C&- RENCE PAGET'S. words, a bottom like a lawyer's whig; she would not steer, and would become entirely useless.I That being -the case,-whilst'we build Wariers to com- pete with ...

... Morse, went amiss, who ran sway tor Obout 40 sad the. turned round sod fired a Mal at Mane, which fortunately missed him. Whig to get out of his but the were too qiefok for Ida, mid amid that he bed a pistol in Ids peas% laded ma cupped. They were then ...