... rewarded for his complaisance in making way w for two of the Bethell family by a pension of £800 a year, and that is how the Whigs manage matters. Incomparable el purity I The result was made known by a minute in the D printed Lords' votes of last Friday ...

... libertine; very handsome; black, with a fine eye; 45years oId. He was very active for the Union, and a warm supporter of tbe Whig party. 'At the election of representative ,peers for Scotland in 1708 he was returned, 1but'after a prolonged investigation ...

... days of Al political alnealgamisin, it is difficult to be senderstood in this ti I particeslar. The JdOURNAiL' will be a true Whig organ-it will it 3neither claim to be a Liberal, a Radical, nor anmy other ai oret I.e v Iits nolitics, as distinguisleed frbm ...

... very yea r good silk which has just come down to the Calcutta He . market from the dooars. tha the A WHIG, JOB. as -A characteristic instance of Whig Jobbery has just et been perpetrated. Ten days ago the Lord Chancellor 3 presented a petition from Mr ...

... should be still further extended. But what reason does he assign for it ? That the country is at present misgoverned ? that the Whigs should be expelled from office i No: it is not for the sake of any further good in the shape of better measures that he recommends ...

... could not entirely credit. Did they forget who maintained the cause of Ireland in its darkest hour? As far back as 1800 the Whigs under Fox had to leave office on the Catholic question alone; and for thirty years their views on that question had excluded ...

... INHUMAN rEATMeNT or FEDERAL PRJSONZBS. I The following letter reached us (Northem Whig) I on Monday. It is written by a gentleman who is now cap. tain and easistant-adjatant-geuerdl in the United Statee army, and was formerly in business in Belfast in ...

... young gentlemen were sent to India half a century ago-to make his fortune. That he will entirely succeed, in the event of the Whigs remaining in office long enough, cannot be doubted by these who have had some experience of the manner in which the Vicoregal ...

... atJWindsor. Her dying wish was to be intened at Kensal-greeu, where other remains of the family now lie. A Goon SLIDE!—The Quincy Whig says that Professor Quinn, of New York, who is out west on a lecturing tour, has reached that place direct from St. Paul on ...

... Lord Palmerston, expunged from the journals; but Mr Lowe is still oat of office. He will, however, soon be back again if the Whig Government can hold to its anchorage through the storm of a general election. Mr Lowe is uncommonly eloquent-rather too rapid ...

... ito truant I,?uril hiu7stiis ?? nil the Malt-tax tire cvi tally fatiacioti, ?? imufonsik-it. lilsiltes. lortl leteester I us Whig, iltill it is a ?? titiilit, thu WIitl?5 do not sec-tn to like grell-truile its Malt, ttie3' hike iiity-freo 1111)1 Wrcs.trlite ...

... man,- a Whig !. but he's both. The comparative merits of Whig ism and priggism we will not here attempt to determine. But whatever they are, it is no news to the world, unhappily, that Sir GEORGE GREY combines them in his own person. Of Whigs in the elder ...