... instructor to treat the latter with supercilious contempt, or rather with a total ignoring of them. But so it is ; with thorough Whig effrontery, and with a narrowness of mind which would be iucredi- ble if its operation were not sometimes seen, our LiUTal ...

... ve politics. As Wycomb has invariably re- turned none but Libera] representatives, Mr. Mills may flattin- himself that the Whig influences which rule iv that little borough will not fail now to secure him the coveted seat. M. Fould reports to the Emperor ...

... £138. 55. ; travelling expenses on removing paupers £122. ss. Od. ; tlie total expended by the overseers in the half-year Whig £21,046. 7s. 10-h The Meeting of Messbs. Quinn and Dennison's | Creditors. — The creditors met last Saturday at the White : ...

... proposed j to inquire. The noble Earl quoted several salutes to prove thnt 1 trials by jury might take place without * '^mand Whig made by the alleged lunatic. He added that Vneir lordships were in the habit of looking to the Lord Chanc,*dor for a sound ...

... perma- i nent government received witb mach favour, if wa can judge | from such language as the following, from the Eicftmond Whig of the -Ist, the tlay before the ceremony took plas& That journal says: — ' Judging by result so far it .the government) iathe ...