... ridicule for being, the son of • hairdresser, made answer, So I am, and 1 am come into the House to give • dressing to the Whigs.•• A PROBLEM. -- f twenty-seven inches of snow give three inches of water, how much milk will a cow give when fed upon turnips ...

... brilliant prospects of success, to oppose him, they being quite satisfied with a fair share of the representation. As for the Whigs, they dare not oppose. Experience has taught them a pretty lesson, and they (that is the influentials) have been gammoned ...

... how could it be otherwise? hat Whig in that assembly could feel happy, as he witnessed the glow of satisfaction, the ill-concealed feeling of triumph, which lit up the features of the successful diplomatists, the Whig-despised yet clever Radials. But ...

... not to destroy it. Jefferson DAVIS had been inaugurated President of the Southern Confederacy for six years. The Rich wind Whig denounces the inauguration as a bitter mockery and miserable compensation for the ruin of a free people. FAIRS. Leiceste ...

... and was precipitated to the gronnd. He was immediately conveyed to the hospital, but on arriving there life was extinct. The Whigs have been allowed to retain their seat at Wycombe, their candidate having obtained a majority of 82, at the election on Tuesday ...

... now i s gave her evidence in a clear and positive manner, and en his seventy•fifth yerr, and some friends who are desirous Whig sworn said, On the 10th of March I was in the that serious losses that he has sustained should not ore barrack yard of Cambridge ...

... were found near the body. Humphry, who bail been employed in ti the wile of the chosand, to whom ho was extremely sMsebd , mad Whig had hem an invalid for twelve years haw paralyis, stated that se Thursday last, having occasion to go Into the idtelsa.she ...

... the Phillippses, therefore, was through the 3larches and the Lislea, and somewhat indirect. Mr. Phillipps was I a Liberal—a Whig of the old school. He represented this county in the year 1818, having then displaced the late George A. Leigh Keck, Esq. ; ...

... little time after the gate was opened. Defendant said to Slater, he wanted to go through, but he did not show the kids. II A T Whig/40re alias Gitiay, labourer, of Enderby, was charged with stealing 171 b. of hay, valise BJ., the property of John Foster Johnson ...

... was brousht up at the Manor police court bears the milting magistrates, whim the whole of the evident* talus at tits iaquaat Whig boon repeated, was folly committed b them to tin mooing anima es As abate ill% TIM GMAT gnat AT NorrivanalL —AI the Chweral ...

... Hrimb:; wbse about ewer here and hake sa . leas emselket ewer= aided by the After the dial as Bev. Peal wag to the chair, Whig ably mated by Be. Stemegge, P.D.C.R., viskessis. The I loyal teak were given sad am* of the omit and district Monk of the team ...

... was a decided success to the Conset vative party of this town, and that Mr. has done that which neither Radical, Liberal, or Whig bas hitherto dared to do, challenged the entire con stituency to meet him and hold communion on any political topic they might ...