... a Conservative nobleman; and Captain Harrer, the mover of the second amendment, is the gon of the most assiduous and su of Whig « whips,” besides having been himself returned to Par- over the head of an avowed supporter of Lord Dersr. No one, again, s ...

... body. The child which she held by the hand was struck on the He was removed head, but not killed af to his father’ —Northern Whig. house, where he died in about an hour ...

... 6 Instructions, and ren, an $8 Liberal measure come to. Ans. oor Subtraction of 4. J Deduct pur et simple,.. There remain Whigs.. 15 not so pure and simple. Parliamentary oratory toa common denominator. Ans, Multiplicat ulti an of frivolous, and By a ...

... The Ki (Carolina) Whig advertises carrion crow t3 Carry off defunce cat that has been lying in front of the newspaper office for a damage to the corn and vines in Austria and H the 23d and Sth May is wotimated at Tn some parts sa nad, cared Zad axposed ...

... the hon. member even a lew He believed that the members who had done so much to advance this bill were either the nominees of Whig Peers or of Radical discussion, which at last became of rather a the Committee divided —For the amendment, 361; against, 74; ...

... tropical shower, wrote wore extremely triend in the lar-e. varying in size from a shilling Pewee “ Mankind,” says the New York Whig, ey he divided into three no men at all To which the Philade'phia Times the following capital hit: —'' First Ye er you are ...

... an entirely new toa Cabinet, we think it more than that a dexterous mentary Reform would lead to the re-instalment of the Whigs next February, we don't see what the Re- formers are li to get by such areturn to office. Perhi is the favourite idea, and ...

... while the hope is expressed, by the political that some of the more Conservative Whigs Lord who would be to concede uate representation the Cabinet. more ‘‘Conservative Whigs, » we suppose, is uistic for “‘Adullamites,” but w hether these shifty itants of ...

... with Lords and SHAPTESBURY, these noblemen having been solicited to join his Ad- ministration as representatives of great Whig families. Some elue as to the character of the incoming Govern- ment may, however, be given when the House of Commons meets ...

... have yet been made, nor is it ex- No appointmen that any will be made so long as there is any spect of the accession from the Whig party, which intended to seek. “We believe Lord Derby's overtures have not been responded to. The Star says:—Rumour says that ...

... fail! Ay! For in that ¢ 2 we have fairly shuftied off sleep come, W For who would bear the scorn of lukewarm weary coil of Whigs, to give us pause; frienda, The taunts of foes, the goads of Kadieals, pangs of ised zeal, (f law's reform, ? And measures ...

... that the From thi leaders are finding the task of forming an Conservative ration much more dificult than they had anti- The Whig—or what is now called the “ Con- cipste d. evidently averse to doing more stisutir nal”--party is for & T ory Ministry than ...