... about to lams her haw I Applisont : Not the =Mr. Seib : You beard of sky such in- App ant :No• I am yam ea lad wt. We IMO Whigs awe Nies@ only a day or Ws Abe was • twg alleetienste, good ahU4 bed with me. Mr. Odle : Maim ham any Applieent : Although ...

... cieleteated Madame Grin defenses boas about a debt owing te herb , week. (gee aget)-Bele of limber Charge bY Bu.pbrv s Whig such territory as the Governoe and Gen. them, on the strong ground of self -interest, to will be the princip a l singer , assisted ...

... IC 4. Mere pees 10 11 All will be rah whh white we; sod es the tee fellewst. CAVITE V. P. pore. le. d. For &mai= this 11 4 Whig, see of Pried page I1!0* PORT. Fee description et 3 Wise, spell& 1 Ivied {Per frees Abe, see of Mow }1 6 I. IPO r t or T Fr: ...

... collected immesceneally. The gentlemen on the platform were not tome upon any party question at all. It was not a question between Whig, Tory, or Radical, but a question of reducing the expenditure of the countr, which was enormously high, and placing the b urdens ...

... any promise of Parliamentary Reform, but at the-same time the lion. Member ought to have remembered that the history of the Whig party for the last thirty years had been that of pledges looselyt uic en and instantaneously broken. In point of fact, a • ...

... who if he did not say he was a Radical, led them to that conclusion address the meeting. They wanted all parties, whether Whig, Tory, Conservative, or Liberal-Conservative, to allow their minds to dwell on this question, and consider the matter, and ...

... Buteshire took place on Friday, and resulted in the return of Mr. Boyle, Conservative by a majority of 15 over Mr Lamont, the Whig. The Reform movement seems to be very active just now. Meetings have been held at Rochdale and at Nottingham, at which similar ...

... the Premier by the lamented death of the Duke of Northumberland. It is stated that Mr. Dargan will be brought forward In the Whig interest, for the city of Dublin, at the Gene✓al Satiation. Dr. Sta.., who was the first in France to prautisi the section ...

... the 2nd December in • way that we cannotaccept Several Voices: It was M. Picard that used the o:prosaic*. The President: The Whig prevented me from hearing exactly what was said. I therefore call upon M. Picard to explain, sad request hon. members to observe ...

... of his putting the blanket on the dour was to preveut the noise of the falling of the stool when he kicked it from under Lim Whig heard. Ile Lad arranged all in the dark. Verdict-- Suicide while of unsound mind. Tug POOR MAN— He is poor 'rhos= eel eases ...

... pushed towards Lynchburg. He is very confident of receiving Lee's surrender, together with the remains of his army. The Richmond Whig, now a Union paper, says that the evacuation of the city had been progressing for a month. The people, however, refused to ...

... rat, /terry, Cray TAMMUZ, fart , thowet Cafetkar ITBOLID, Lax le, LI Dvasmr, Whit tare, hoolsuL ~ lanais, Georre.t. ~ Sommers Whig* 11i lA, king.% 0 EIILZT Wham DeZluallet Era., turnewrox, seri, ladle-et LIBOOTAMLIT, !wash ist WOITOIMOWDS1•LOSI. Sena* ...