... Par*mom. irepiremee Iv Osermires.-1 have Of report to yam that the sad way me Wig malabilamt amt maimed by the meow. “ The Whigs at admialebes hem sad apart he tralls. I have the Sete, • lords ama maw shedamt J. WARR. The CH Al Is swam the apologize ...

... proposed The Clergy, and, like Mr. Adderley, included the ministers of religion, but as the Watford meeting was chiefly of Whig complexion, while the Warwickshire was Conservative, the fact had the less significance. Lord Maldon, in proposing the Earl ...

... Nottingham, on Frilay, from the effects of a from a horses few days previously. The demand breaking in a young hone, sad whilst &Whig in girths, be gave it a sharp cut with the whip, en' animal (which was a spirited one) struck hind legs, one of its hoofs iftildng ...

... told the world that he is the advocate qfdoflwi.filu& -y Well, we are of it. We think that the demammfinflhflh&nmo&cfiu means to Whigs l:’i. I;:nold ndoo{“bml:ll ‘W.'-'M igs of t at men, even of the democratic party, must feel that Mr. Bright bas made a mistake ...

... pang power ot as eapeemeed is • huge, nod very ebb mem= be es Beadry ateetig at Dudley Obessh. lo ambled* el Morshog Orli* Whigs Whist alibi onossiosio el adesose. g=„tyz i rrbru.v.t SD meo oder the el ss aidi thst l 7l . anie lla sosiodeue !abbe would ...

... of it, while his feelings and wishes are with those who are for holding out and dying in the breach. He differed from the whigs in deprecating all changes, good or bad; he differed from the (other) tories in conceding readily what lie saw to be inevitable ...

... conjunction with certain other peculiarities, would lead a shrewd observer like the headconstable to suspect her Bex.—Northern Whig. Protest of the Bishop of Core against Ritualism. —The Bishop of Cork, Dr. Gregg, has been tremendously severe on the Ritualists ...

... magnesia and the hairs on the husks of oats. This large stone, as it may be called, was the cause of the horse's death.—Northern Whig. Mr. T. Thorneycrol't's equestrian statue of th» late Prince Consort at Liverpool was unveiled on Thursday by the .Mayor, 3lr ...

... : tarn out the Conservatives and bring back Whigs? There can be no misapprehension on this m& Mr. Bright is not sjumping the country on beof Reform. His clients are not the working classes, but the Whigs, and be h::vh‘ not to win + household suffrage ...

... of %& lwlo:::Mflv-.—Ywhlh Mregistration revision at Devonport seems to bave terminated in a “ Conservative triumph.” 0f221 Whigs objected to by Conservatives 142 were struck off ; of Con-nfivuobj“bbL'hip none were struek off. The Conservative gain in Devonport ...

... hflnomeom 'bierfluyow,i-mhfi.. farther prosecution of Mr. Eyre. The committee, it appears, have resolved to udcrhkotlnt-k.w by the Whig as well as by the Conservative Government. “?ono purpose (says the Standard) are they warned not to make fools of themselves ...

... ACTING lINGIATZFOL TO , The Whigs aims et • magmata between el Waft in whim of *abase ion MIL ewe te ir a = eon selves b the spes el by ieeedel de deredell deed= comloss assielises:thembes admit hi batik eggemoss/ hial Mee Tabs ls hi _the V=l el the ...