... stated has really been sanctionéd by the io and as the bargain would be a good one for the Chancellor of the Exchequer, whether Whig or Tory, its accep- tance by the might be possible alter. native in ordin circumstances. Donwm would thus become a fixed quantity ...

... has gone Nobody can tell what may come of a popular excitement so intense as that we now see. One of the most staid of our Whig contem- raries has said of it, in an that it is “a turning int in our time.” But who wants the time to turn? Evidently the ...

... cleared whilst be was endeavouriog to p reve that pablie opinion was suppressed by gross corruption, and the purchase of the Whig bankers of the town. The said the room had been cleared to consider the question; bet a frerwards the committee decided that ...

... a stupant d of the College, and s member of the society, had t ined the first ize offered by the pro; jetor of the Weekiy Whig to the person who shoal compose the best original short on the subject of the © Shakspea re Tercentenary. At the request of ...

... —*“ The Seven Ages of Man.” Sopg— Lhe Tempest of the Giee—* The Loadstars” (Shield). Reading of the Poems from the Weekly Whig. Part Song—“ When Daicies Ballad—* Oh, Erin, my ational Melody). Reapinc— Third Act “ Mr. A. “ me, Gentle Maritana ” (Wallace) ...