... is thought that the Loumm to liclignol for lain In oompirly with Lora 11.yreden, Lord Taunton, Lord Monte lee, an 1 oilier Whig Pesrs. A beautiful variety of the common starling was sbot the other day, near Birmingham, out of • large Soak of these birds ...

... High atreet. Biptist Chapel; Ragley Hall, Arrow Church, and others of the immediate neighbourhood. To be obtained at E. M. WHIG FIT'S IDLIN WOOL AD FAICt UPOSITOIII, Hton filassr, Auxins'. ...

... the desist bed is Am. UM Ter is it le seg bow hr weds.. hove bow tbe het NM Me wile has. . lit& Is. w.i et lie pee Mess. Whig be wept et bat Willi Ile laimisel Ids ypeielle. - • sal Ire le Keay NUM' were dig shemer. thaw mesh et smyseew ea wewylexilly ...

... dam train heed te sad barb 4 376 sejudiarelon• k a ce ‘,..; beforetoanother person, then alive, and who had feel, th e sire ' whig ins, but t hml man • OM M w••• '''''• '` ' chilei , by him ; but in this he failed. Tamerteen heavy died the dams ...

... members of Lord Grey's administration. After this, his services being considered valitable, he became a political agent for the Whigs. and the Reform Club taking him by the liked, he removed to London in 1832, where be practised as solicitor and Parliamentary ...

... was Sawa by ta , electric laid a new eis baud was nil the mainmast split, sad etberwise eeatdw A cow was struck dal by the Whig* at Trying to Smogs* a Clook—Aa story s told of • Sig who tried to iserges el i = across the Caw& haler. She gave the pedestals ...

... the eompsay—eare man about sixty of them sib:gather—was a pronsimendimi leading man in h Statoll. MY, etc Weep& te the ' old Whig party, and refelk Me. former friends of Hr. a, amid they woe rewired with the dry plummily sod plait epee& which the Americium ...

... poise, piersbaelog the antes for 3a. After Hr. been get the hew hew heapsa to exmasise it, mod. nembts i a learet bower, it am, Whig la It a wry bomber gold soda of - of Chubs 1., bit la as amelleall einte of pr.wer tine. He sake. costly soiled wan delisked ...

... recognise the establiehment of the Empire in 1852, he being the simnel occupant of the Fereigteofilas on the 2.1 of December. The Whigs came into power five weeks after that event ; but hie Lordship adds that doubtless they would have taken the same °orchid course ...

... tlb. in the mowing; the Corporation of Stratford likewise gives Ilb ef Moil sod some meet. Though they (the Board) wen 1111 Whig to give relief, if necessary, he thought thin sank a course was only open to deception. Mr. Heigh rilegad a very glaring ease ...

... einem wei sow gas soompliab, L ises at ib t•= . oig dims tesmiesee soddenly awl Welly tram *Joh Med graerdlt be pet. mud by Whig mall .Z1;1. Awed kW dos corrective. - - - real; Ilissagers. No der. ses tried upon for overcoming an .Nest. as thee Pala ...

... studiously conciliatory toward, the Liberal Government, and so devoured with a prescriptive tinge of feeling almost worthy of a Whig in some of its sentences, that it will be regarded by many as a bid for office. Bo said the new Administration is compared ...