... he has ben up to this time. This was two days ago, end as yet there is no indkation of a charge of any sort. The Richmond Whig has the fr,llowicg appeal :- The death-like t srpor which Langs. like a spell, over our beleaguered country will speedily ...

... drank tbs Wade; the eMs be to sustain the apidle byte laadmato. Mr. Fox was wean bibes ; 1 pave Mani. Lord Mob& • tarts the Whig party, now tabs was IdmoN see d the new easkive of Sad am d the men add we that ease la HIM idOm? lid meal ever sums raft blew ...

... 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 ...

... reference. Mr. M. Smith, QC., and Mr. Both. were for the plaintiff; and Mr. Karelade, Q C., and ' Mr. Kingdou for the defendant. v. Whig.—The plaintiff is this case a hoarier, at Wootton Bassett, the defendant a thatcher living in the same neighbourhood. and the ...

... gay, Ride down by the merge of Thames to-day? Did querulous Gladstone quite forget His Parliamentary fume and fret ? Even Whigs are men—and like to see A tight well fought upon river or lea— And to watch the sweet patrician girls When the Thames breeze ...

... was more universally respected. In potties he was an aroent Liberal; but among the Tories hl had more friends than among the Whigs. In the terrible oasis of 1825 he, like many others, found his resopurcea, ample as they were, unavailing at the moment; het ...