... alarm when a Divine of this description is placed about the Prince of Wales as his religious adviser and confidant. That the Whig Ministry, while flattering the Evangelicals on one side, steadily pushes tbe Neological interest on the other, has long been ...

... not take a glass of ale, wine, or spirits, neither did they advocate the extension or limitation the suffrage nor Tories, Whigs, or Radicals, Churchmen or Dissenters, trades’ unionists, or advocates of co-operative societies, teetotnlism, or any whatsoever; ...

... moreover, is a person who thinks it huro° h r `i c it to tell his supporters, Re had a parrot at home WP: r y• cried, Damn the Whigs I' and though he should be sorry to use such language himself—who taught the — he could not say that his feelings towards ...

... rain fell, and so the children who had come long distances to church were saved from the chances of catching cold.—Northern Whig. The Suez Canal is becoming a formidable nuisance. It hinders the growth of Egyptian cotton, and, consequently, the prosperity ...

... old with a favourite dog in claimed that faker heads than that of Adelaide bad lu g y ear witnessed the overthrow of the Whigs, an d whose body dwelt a - good mirit. : l ine day the old man rolled on the scaffold ; the Birmingham Union designed Lord ...

... Tlhneb. M P.. “bid,” we learn, at the sale. We Thb Auchbishopeic op Dcblik is once more vacant. . V. . *, wrtllia partly The Whig-Radical Government would aeem—for on, sins—to “.dn't buy Estate It would h. . „ . reconciled one of the breed” to Its passing ...

... on Monday evening. The Scosnian announces the death of Mr. John Clark, the last surviving member of the famous Westminster Whig Committee, in the proceedings of which, at the beginning of the present century, Paul Thelwall and Horne Tooke were so intimately ...

... now MarqaM of Town*bend) Miowed geoilsmaa who waa supported Cos-ervalivaa; and Coventry the teat held by U-e •• Ne-tor of the Whig*.'* tba late Right Hon. Edward Ellice, baa passed Into tbe bsoda of rabid Tory. A general elaction eaxt ia many pereoas non*lda ...

... rain fell, and so the children who had come long distances to church were saved from the chances of catching cold.—Northern Whig. The Suez Canal is becoming a formidable nuisance. It binders the growth of Egyptian cotton, and, consequently, the prosperity ...

... may he). and b:iwi - our people were suffering severely fur the ennt of /ciao o rtig.th of' Ll 1,1,1 , . NUT eOINII u 3 TIT Whig Mom cremation •hich cub tbe trash a ottotting 'uo known Trento, the wan sated to be the hintieue hie and death -• rigid, um ...

... canvassing Cam -r of University, and asked Musgrave, afterwards Archbis b q t r York, for his vote, the reply was, Tam a Whig still , t oo Mui , .grave's dog was couchant under the chair on qatiiiidate was sitting, and be was advised to take that ...

... of 5,000 electors 4,300 polled ; and at the close the majority for J*r. Treherne was, by the Conservative account, 147 —by Whigs, 107. The returning officer in the evening jounced that the numbers were, Treherne, 2,263 Peel, ; majority, 134.. This constitutes ...