... “-wg::; ' sovi very dn’:l'; As we have W‘-ab-n changed sides of the House. An:m.\hbnqy = AOy ookl e o 00l e themseives Sirst few Whig batting metions were fl defeated, 'L._,dn.. % invmmn-wfi:’ of the Chittars Hundrods in oxmm.rflm . Coke, however, stubbornly ...

... that before his election Mr. Cargill was, by himse! and his agents, guilty of bri and Tbe late Duke of Hamilton’s father was a Whig of the old school, and probably one of the hau ‘htiest men of his day. He cherished an idea he was the legitimate king of Scotland ...

... the father gets the peerage, virtutis fortuna comes. Altogether the three Whig creations of the session are not calculated to do great honour to the peerage or credit to the Whigs.—Horning Herald. The repairs of Salisbury Cathedral are in progress, To casual ...

... correspond to our own, being five in number, kioig, heait, pe, tsze, and nan.—Chambers. The late Duke of Hamilton's father was a Whig of the old school, and probably one of the haughtiest men of his daj*. cherished idea that he was the legitimate king of Scotland ...

... ago, when that want began to be mt, it was humourously remarked glaringly appare: that the aspirin: g leader had caught some Whig boys bathing and had ran off with their clothes; he having, to drop all metaphor, appropriated the ideas and plans of the Liberals ...

... cherished municipal privileges, all but universal, the present a most opportune tune tor wresting the seats for the City from Whig-Radical clique, and bestowing them upon persons whom the great coinuujrcial metropolis f the Empire would be really represented ...

... j the North drugged with tenfold bitterness. Mercy to ourselves demands this act of retributive justice to them.— Richmond Whig. Poisoned Grain &c., Prohibition Bill. —In the house of Commons last niglit Mr. Paull moved the second reading of this bill ...