... agreed t0 the cbainber - Tho ' , POLAND. - took his departure from 'nin 'count • rec ipitation. He was unable, however, . whig), Popular demonstrations at the railway ff ere repeated at the other stations on the _,T X Y. a , Constanf^ —.he Paris papers ...

... is not very obvious at present, and we believe that such a rash and desperate stroke would end in fearfully weakening the whig party, while the gain would be divided between the conservatives and the advanced liberals, already discontented with playing ...

... damages on the ground that his client was merely a labourer. M'Connell's appearance 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. To ...

... object of this Bill was good, but the means taken for raining it were bad. It was but an instance of the system adopted by the Whigs of taking out of tbe bands of tbe people of England the power of self government, which formed the foundation of the Constitution ...

... cheque bad been forwarded to Mr. Smith, sen., in payment of certain expenses. examined; Mr. Smith generally workeil on the Whig side. Never knew him work for the Tory side, although believe professional men will work for any side that pays them [laughter] ...