... Truman, Haubcry, and Co., and ate a ramp steak luncheon one of the great vats. This feat aceocnpdished, the representative Whigs sod big-wigs made inspection of the brewery, and st every step of their progross I.ord Brougham acted expounder, demonstrator ...

... 123,000. At this period of the Session it was impossible to carry a measure so full of anomalies, and appealed to (he old Whigs, with whom the issue lay, to save the country from the consequences which had been entailed by the blunders of the Government ...

... offensive manner. Nor was it any justification that was echoing the sentiments of bis father. should like to know what old Whig whip like Sir Uaytuu would have thought iu bis day, if young Ministerialist bad invited Opposition to join with him in pronouncing ...

... Government for dodging the grouping, end predicting tbet the result of the Bill, if carried, would to extinguish tho mod urate Whigs and vat Mr. Bright the Treasury bench. Mr. Colxeidob, fearing lest the country should come tho opinion that they were trying ...

... Rev. E. S. Stoney, M.A,, to the Incumbency of Bibby- six t with-Rea, Preston. nan I ~ ~ ?? ie to I me The Kingstim (Carolina) Whig advertises for a carrion tall n- crow to carry off a defunct cat that has been lying in front pri of the newspaper office for ...

... saving the Ministers from a disastrous defeat, there was a good deal of curiosity as to the course which the inde-C pendent Whigs would take in the future stages of the c measure. They stood the test however for the most part without any ?? abandonment ...

... and Mr. HENEAGE. The majority being composed of Con servatives, 2emberb of the Govermunent, aad a few of the Constitutioual Whigs. That any Couaty Members could be found to vote against the amend- ment of Mr. BANEs STANHOPE, must be a matter of surprise ...

... it snore than t, Ld probable that a dexterous motion for Parliamentary a It Reform would lead to the reinstatement of the Whigs b le next February. We are sorry to think that it should u e, be so, because we don't see what the Reformers are SI le likely ...

... future progress; the only course consistent with national custom and personal honour was an inme- diate resignation of office. Whigs are deceivers ever. r-n, To one thing constant never''- nd except an adhesive attachinent to place and patronage; iC, and so ...

... members of the new sdrainistratloo. Lord will also probably accept office, and it hoped that some of the more Conservative Whigs will joia Lord Derby who would be prepared to concede them adequate representation in cabinet. Speculations are already being ...