... of the Whig compact at Willis's rooms of settling this long-agitated question, and which unholy compact a large class of our fellow-countrymen have ever since been deprived of tho6e rights which it was intended to confer upon them. The Whig idea is bricks ...

... ng the voice, removing hoarseness, allaying irritatioi of the throat, and as a cough remedy pre-eminently the best.— Ttoy Whig. Sold by all Chemists per box. ...

... oat of the sir, to hit apes pities Parliament whitewashed meeting today of Whig •t these attempts ; others are spoken notions have even Den► drawn meet the expected offers of soba behaviour oo the part of the sooner done the dirt] work of Mr. disgusts ...

... 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; ...

... glees over his doer. Mr. [night was the passe that took up the smiter, and raised a subseription, tar whir& 1 per de , sad Whig I esasat do lure &sr Mr. Natio, I Ups will a subsoriptioo, tar which I *orlon 4. . Amps There an sot halt-a-doses tralionnen ...

... he the Dohs of liisefort,h6tl Hardwires the Rev. W. Z. the am S. J. Wee% sag the Priaelpsis of Calais's sad Wait Buskleard Whigs Tears:— Weekly T rims Pr filltir Pepils Priests is Wittity beisastry, Asks, or may War ahem Manes, at the purrs QOUTENIL HOUSE ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... • Mrs Wight *Miss A. B. Wight •Iliso Johnson *Mrs A. hiatthews. NELSON STREET: 10, Mr and Mrs Callaway and family Georgia Whigs,. Misses Darby Brode lodge, Miss Banks •Mr, Mrs, and Miss Boaßey Wean house, •Major and Mrs Foy Me and Mrs Wells camas how* ...

... according to his conscience and the best of his understanding—certainly not be bullied into a particular line of action. The great Whig families, many of whose ancestors fought in the Crusades and marched over the bodies of heape of slaughtered Moalem to the ...

... peneseently May sad Useful. Stamps litrostai Thoth Regulated with skill and certainty. Mr. T. wit h am earthed his knowledge of Whig teeth with gold, in Amens sal that &lints operation a dull sod beauty seldom, or nevem °Wined by English demists. 17, RANOVRA ...

... 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. ...