... rough Wed week. Is • Are whim missy le from 18 per amt, it to my OM with will do well; sod If a saes has to hems. se bet of Whig se kis Meek let him by memo oseee—roegh prove • he llfe, mod Wag with It good. [la iiho fuss Celara sy bi p s wap =we pesterdsp ...

... which I particularised when writing you upon the subject of the registrations, being wrested from the grasp and thraldom of Whig-Radicalism. Southampton i and Totness are in the heat of severe contests, and time will show Whether the electors still prefer ...

... writer of execrable despatches. A Whig of the strictest sect, brought up in the library at Woburn, is surely not bound to interlard all his communications to foreign I courts with ridiculous illustrations from a Whig version of the history of England ...

... principle of nou-intervention—so opposite to the passion for hawking constitutions about the world which beset some of our Whig statesmen, a decade or two ago,—will be suffered to prevail on this occasion. Mr. Cobden's speech to his constituents at Rochdale ...

... yes, Lord Mayor, I. promote& sad yea, sad goe- Wm's, to is kladly areeptiag, the least pm ham drub. I saa you that there is Whig that saa be made a rowed Is these who septa ia the this to the goodwill al fellowmastryasia fee the performance el their duty ...

... both sexes to es& sad manual ossupation se the gsardiass is. supply. It k pointed out that this it. be ZOee by each employer Whig sou room is his a,lfl Of whereto such of workessa as web nolpeof relief may asseedde for lestrubion In g, wither, and bath ...

... and analog:l tone which characterised him before this St o Anglicanism came oa. Even here be menages to indulge his old anti. Whig animosity, which plead * certain amount of support from Tories as well as Radicals when he stood for this borough of Wycombe ...

... The elections, then, shew an astounding reaction in favour of the Democratic or Conservative against the Republican or old Whig party; and although President Lincoln's Government may not be disturbed just now, the moral effect of the elections must be ...

... as : 1 opt Sam 7 to 2 1 Woe J alsit 1 100 to 8 100 to 6 and 20 to 1 Nellihsrry.— Atter tb c s pest the get well off, Kis sad Whig la the am quitted • lee nes i• In Grow of Hoopoe by • • Sad • MU third. The Ahem, Nemo d 40 mom SOMINIP netele About lve behove ...

... this. was • cd hoer shoat, sad be same= be appolstad et osee..- It was altbreely that the of err hem • for the par. pre it Whig rap Is Whoa sod where It was asedsd.-It War be n quiet the to show it ass be he is. ploy cd in the Wheel it W poor, the biddies ...

... being in the presence of the noble lord (Lord Derby) on such an errand as that. He would as soon think of the distinctions of Whig and Tory during an earthquake or a shipwreck as at such a time as the present. Let the committee meet day by day and bombard ...

... often-tiireatenec draft on New York was fefdly fixed for i-st. The Southern draft, if are to *9 an extract, said to be from the Whig. , appears to be equally unpopular. The captain the ship which chased the English ship-Blanche ashore. the coast of Cuba, says ...