... in. Basious Cbsa.—Ab Pella Court. on Mon=hither Smith, • , wife to the et hie Oa arm, as tho Ph lath The renal, it le lad. Whig men well l sod bead et with. Me Mies bal lag sees stior the Wln pm se to its cam ; sad • ..died body b.. bow wasted le be mei ...

... Alcibiade or Pompeii were salmi oat he sauna with outstretched hand to ask bow do yes ur and then retarned to hie LOW; hat the Whig were eey, said muesli looked up their lapping charter: de pale at their Arr. Thor who are mothers have their Whirr in the ...

... long adorned the prelude to an extensive reconstruction of the Cabinet. It has been obvious for some time past that the pure Whig party in the House of Commons, the men on whose votes you could rely because a Kusscll or a Cavendish were in the Cabinet, ...

... and honour of Scotland, and which even its bitterest enemy cannot say had failed usefulness. Truly, during the reign of the Whigs the country may well tremble for its institutions. Our poor country, unfortunately, too much resembles the faggot of wood, ...

... ia tho _same district . _—So _,- ! hcra Ensign . • • • • THECKOrS IN _THE NOr _. TH O ? Ir _. _ELAKD . —The Nort _/ tcm _. Whig . says .: —' . ' We haye _. returns from nearly a _score of _important _'districts in _. toe north , eonciirrinj _? _in a _general ...

... and concentrated their whole attention upon the wrong they had suffered at his hands. If Sir Robert Peel had either allowed a Whig Cabinet to carry Free-trade, or had gradually persuaded his own supporters of the necessity of such a change, he would have ...

... been heard out side of the Fie/mongers' Company, of which h.- prime warden, and in that capacity gives good dinner. to the Whig favourite. the City. A meeting of the Liberal party held this afternoon to discus. lois claim., and they centred to support ...

... to refer to the fact that the more bigoted opponents of the system were beginning to lay down their arms. From the Nordaera Whig we now learn, that one of the pillars of the Society-the Right Hon. Joseph Napier, ex- Chancellor of Ireland-has withdrawn ...

... of consumption for money fight each other with, we need not wonder that change is unfashionable. It is unfashionable with Whigs with Tories ; and if Mr Napier really means what says, his only proper chief the House would Mr Bright But dare say he ia bigot ...

... mistaken But would not do to draw no distinction at ail between Whig and Tory on said points. So he did his best disseminate impression that though both Whig and Tory might have failed, yet the Whig failure would have been far cleverer thing than the Tory failure ...

... Tories , ' _circumstances _09 well as time have made it worse than . obsolete _Time was _when _every man calling _himself a _. Whig or Liberal was _denounced as a _Papist in _disguise—and that dodge was _worked as unscrupulously in _Selkirkshire as almost ...

... both it was premonitory of its approaching dissolution. Confidence in the stability an Administration, and more especially a Whig Administration, always impahed the spectacle of a number of changes which have tendency to give strength, but appear to be ...