... applauded from any one, but which was amazing from a man of seventy-seven. Strange that foreign politics, once the weak spot of a Whig Government, should aloi!e stand between the Conservatives and power : Z. OUTLINES OF THE WEEK PARLIAUBST has done little during ...

... were 'unmoved by P.B. Oak for throwing Ere bells and beqvuur about the streets of Petrford, on the sth of November, after Whig cautioned by the officer. They wets tined as follows—Pahl: 6d., Eitmnge Cowley, sad Law, 78. 6d each. All paid except Psieb ...

... emancipation, but opposed the admission of Jews to Parliament. His lest promotion was due to 'he Tories, his second to the Whigs. But he offended nn party, and in the House of Lents seldom spoke except en matters or lees affecting the Established Church ...

... anamstorms to which be had dialed. (Hear, bear.) HOUSE 0! 003MONS.-11WWY, Janes 27. Tea lams Bauer Beta weepied News at a amnia, @Whig. Y. At the eerier riiiier as ammiss worst the Sabookaimit 111111.—Mr. arrow Irma Mr. Us brim he r sa with the bill that the ...

... and after some excellent shooting the prize was won by Mr. R. Kiegchurch, eleven points. It is rumoured (says the Northervi Whig) that the Lord-Advocate is about to be raised to the House of Lords, as the decease of Lord Campbell and the failing health ...

... *kik sad pen at Ma alt a sired bet le war:260.11 bd. t sorr pludis wort b of i a • ondled is as deed at Ira Ise swim the MI Whig the arty Ind , Odra hank. menially as menned psonse. etrpoonse. a c hy. = s r Mood shot be Wk. Wag Wag of mass Yam Ws a ~is ...

... better than cure; sop;e me, Mee the we sad wintry sown with a ly of K IiATING2I COUGH which puma. tbe onion of averting, well of Whig a Cough or Cold; they are good alike for the yoong or for the tired• prepay - A aiid Sold in Posea, I, 1.1 and Tina, 2, /J ...

... out the Confiscation Act Missouri. The property liable to confiscation is esti' sated at fifty million dollars. The Richmotid Whig says that the expenses of die I Coolederate Government since the commencement of the I vor to August of this year amount to ...

... Seri the with, under Mr. Howbert's direction, sad is makes set the round preparatory for the amerete foundsties. We (Nortligro Whig)) bear milk eatiefastim that there is &WM the late Mr. Comma Crawford kr the esiedie and luting te Win Mum Leder& A meeting ...

... of this eases ;dimity, which more nr less WM& eof Waltoe,Shaparick, Edingism Penned, PylM. be-ton St. David, Faddism,. Lark Whig, Hurtle, Batlsich, West, Edgerly, Sonektg lend, lesearee. M nee canteed be °astral Somerset. par le fa he and other cthWems ...

... Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Pastmaster.General. Mr. Lowe was refused admission to this sacred enclosure of aristocratic Whigs on the suspicion that he writes for the Times. At the Court of Common Pleas in the Unite.] States an action was brought against ...

... out from the meeting into the street, and had his stick broken and one of his legs inj fired. Dr. Cooper is one of the old Whig party in Southampton, which is opposed to Mr. Seymour, and Mr. Zimmerman is a Conservative. The youeg S outh- I ampton or advanced ...