... with that a gala will yet he eased get el - the Mae, pal{ w wh espesiall a asy y q p w u p whisk was aillerwemb off by the Whigs ' exerting of the lillspesseat. This rather for. tamale, we halm They were ad Wend. The whole oldie las thrashing-.ill is also ...

... hot limos* el The =War sad pea bed bear Vasa Map wain Has they sod do from bad too what soy salad se oil we take a loess ad Whig bat dome even widest the el that try a strong gets • toting ben, R in respect.' ...

... question, but waver carried it. Old Earl Grey, who, when sorely premed, as indeed he often was—for there were Greys everywhere—Whig nepotism rampant,— fought well for Reform, and at last saw a bill pees 1 Yet he was little other than a pioneer. As the scheme ...

... spirit, be penned his article of last week on the Perth County Plaction. It is too evident from that article that the worthy Whig organwhile so far jubilant over the small recast pis to the Ministerial ranks—feels peculiarly sore an the fact that his pupils ...

... their very mirror. Lord Peimerston was frequently awned of inconsistency, and a man who begins life as a Tory, then Noncom Whig, and ends a a Disinter commanding about a much Conservative se Liberal support, is certainly open to the charge of in• consitieney ...

... coevieted two manta. The - Daily Negri aays that by not oirance of the a public defaoltyr has obtained a of tort • remarks that Whig minirters the hot to their owe suss, their re diet tarried by tmonrity nos. reflects them, and modals ho resignation menace ...

... privately to increase the prosperity of the Incorporation. A Liberal in Politics, Mr THOMAS acted as one of the agents in the Whig integit from the period of the passing of the Reform D'Al downwards. Ho remained true to the Liberal cause till the last, though ...

... ablate and permimion for Preside.. Darla end other Coothlerate leaden to leave the Wet., which wee refosed. It Mated by the • Whig' that President with hie minket.. hit Ono. shore. North Carolina. en far the 14th .It.. for Colombia, escorted by cavalry. ...

... piece of newspaper also found—Nor/loom IC/tiy, Belfast, Ist instant. Ni, appearance of city per. . A reporter in the Northrn Whig Belfast, who) was one of the party that ascended in Mr Coxweli's balloon oils evening, given the following account of the accident ...

... Milian Imsal newspapers are openly betraying their alarm at the changes on the heeded Whig majority which the abeam to be waisted to Parliament forebodm As the Whig ese dm to the force of money alone.--end aot, m on the .id. to the dm of social position ...

... in the side the 'Whigs, and the heed of a microscopic party destitute of infuses on public measures—is one of dignity,—that Is. his °plait:ilk—but not of emolument, which is also OHM He propose* to add the and as Mr BRIGHT, as a Whig placeman, will occupy ...

... changes on the Constitution, while Mr Lowe's denunciations are still ringing in oar ears? On this latter point, therefore, Whig candidates are more nebulous even than on the former; but it is safe to say, as many do, that they are prepared for progressive ...