... aLimbited, toplisso at Stockpot la hot the &- Mary B6ws, was M. Ms mincer pm week. tha nmsed Woad to permeate ilsa mseher the &Ms; Whig bee that the anent Any ems would The peeped scooped by the Assurance Sociftz e d Irma VIM time the moths Imams worm. e caned ...

... . In addition to the OWNS pre- vionsly mentioned, about a fortnight sins*, and on the day followior an auti.fiogging mi . :Whig held at the Town-hall, Woolwich, three Mares each received fifty lashes ; but subsequently several prisoners have been convicted ...

... west by the marriage of one of its chief dignitaries with a dim'rc&. The bridegroom is a dean belonging to one of the fanous Whig families which generally divide among themselves the patronage of all departments of chutcc' and state. Be has long been looking ...

... Manchester connexion, whose efforts in his favour have been, thus far, successful,should have sufficient influence with tome future Whig Secretary to procure his complete liberation, and to place him in a position in which may commence ani ther courtship, and ...

... 601,735 ow es el Mon Ol th• mime ied in the s.Blssof bees hamlll 111,1111111 em argeykel woos hem Or has boss AIM *, 611•11, Whig LID tem The peen* dna in bead is Iseira, alai Chin anno , Paid IP= the MOP new* dal/A is aglairted al 111.010 bre. ageinot ...

... 2nd, 1864. The year 1868 has passed into tha Pool's Paradise of the past, into that political purgatory where octogenarian Whigs, reposing on withered laurels, rest and are thankful. It hardly deserves an epitaph. Politically a blank, or perhaps worse ...

... Tory colleague in the representation of Back- inghalshire, M1r. Harvey having been yester- day elected to succeed the late Whig repre- sentative, now Lord Chesham. The Liberal candidate, Dr. Lee, made fewv friends amongst the constituency in consequence ...

... who equally nsises the “cry” of both Liber.ilisui and Dissent in danger,—are turning upon Lord PAIMBiiaTON and those other Whig reuegades wh'o have meanly patted ibe ‘Libera ion men on the back, ht rcceiil Conference of i*ie expiring Lib, ratton Sociely ...

... cathedral city of the west by the of one of ft chief digni taries with a he bride. groom is a dean ing to one of the famous Whig families which general] divide among themselves the of departments of Church‘and State, He has long been looking “at for a ...

... the marriage of one of its chief dignitaries with a divorcee. The bridegroom ia a dignitary belonging to one of the famous Whig families which generally divide among themselves the patronage of all departments of church and state. Ho has long beon looking ...

... shall sink into a mere and rest on a parity with the mere parrot cries that have so long been the instruments of Torvism. “A Whig and something more” has become a proverbial é expression. It is difficult to imagine what the next cry Conservatives will be ...

... by: the marriage of “one of its chief dignitaries with a divorcée. The bridegroom:is a Dean belonging: to one of the famous Whig families which generally divide. among themselves the patronage of all departments of Church and State. He has long been looking ...