... being an electual magic*. to Sea Scurvy, and for the bioritude peculiar to bin Tropics) Climates. hrlicalarty recommended Whig course of Sea Bathing. Sold ly WI Chemists, to., at Is4d., Is. 9d. 4a. ed., and I la. per Bo:, or seat post free for the anima ...

... said, however, that the question of re-distribution of seats will be left for future legislation; and, if this correct, the Whigs will prove themselves true to their traditional policy of bit-by-bit work. On the question of the extension the suffrage in ...

... balethis peat imperil* kw way owes she the kil lite sad Weser* sad allay, wad kei have WI I. bet requiem sues by ruthless waves. Whig your abbess at the iiesisty, the sem waist God, *vies 633 of au eakrerestare , ben a eatery grave, Is mtias. to 182 kW. by ...

... after all, bore but a very small proportion of Her Majesty's recommendations. Sir C. Wood, who has long occupied a seat in the Whig Cabinet, has at length retired, and will succeeded at the India Office Lord De Grey—it must, we presume, grey of some kind; ...

... Lord Russell has recommended li£R Majesty to send for the Duke of Somerset to form Ministry. A strong Government under the Whigs, now that Lord Palmersto.n has been taken away, seems impossible. This a pretty state of things for the great Liberal party ...

... redistribution of seats—that inequality is still to remain. Lord Derby's Bill of 1859 met every difficulty of the subject, but the Whigs were out, and the Bill went out in order that they maj go in and so we have gone on upon the old principle of going farther ...

... mapirmat with them the &mad! they greatly to the Working flub, vtibMinp••4lo Us. Viva the wry. the tease Ids. hies welled that en Whig an the as ha sesN nay tve Me emered them that they bs the be • the they set mei' est Mr. gm shoed EA by the yang am by it. ...

... will undoubtedly operate upon the Conservative element in the House; and this, coupled with the lukewarmness of some of the Whigs, is pretty decisive to the fate of the Bill. It seems that Earl Grosvenor, one of the leading Liberal members, has given notice ...

... choice demented. Ah ! wherefore should she founder When that might be prevented ? What, O thou, prone the twaddle, To quote, of Whig tradition! Would Mr. Fox, thy model, Have done in thy position i Self-sacrifice, from weeping Hope's shipwreck, might insure ...

... the is ansevek now about brim thidi at the bonsai; sad white menially donned a bgly-bey he mese Assn a few days ego; it is }Whig both may be kept wholesome. In the interim metistuestoly, er e to greet mmeresse and lees. Asta2ol/111010:1EZT.—A very grantliti ...

... head, sod pulled the money out of his pooket, width he showed at Out time. There was likely to he • fight Upoa his having the Whigs they put a MR the beak of the cart, end as dawn en to it, and abed altar ha as he lilt Whisk way is the moos. Oa the following ...

... festival, to which, indeed, shall have much pleasure in alluding when the plan is still further developed. The great battle on the Whig Reform Bill comcommenced by meeting nt Earl Russell's Tuesday, at which it is stated about 2.50 members of the House of Commons ...