... the Earl of Yarborough, aud the reaulling elevation of Lord Worsley to the House of Peers. It is credibly staled that the Whigs are upbraiding Mr. Heneage, the late Liberal P. for Lincoln, for an ill-timed resignation his seat for that city, which they ...

... a stick, whose cutting down of his staff is now'the pretence for cutting him off. But wherefore? To what end? Isn't it the Whig organs that are now raising the cry, because no negus is to be had by thirsty British souls at the Embassy, in Rue St. Honoie ...

... stick, whose cutting down of his staff is now the pretence for cutting him off., But where' fore? To what end? Isn't it the Whig organs that are now raising the cry, because no negus is to be had by thirsty British souls at the Embassy, in Rue St. Honore ...