... Mr. Rearden, being the last joint in the Liberal tail, is neither the most dignified nor the cleanest member of the organic Whig body. Recently, in his motion respecting the Queen, Mr. Rcarden has whisked himself into a very nasty puddle indeed. Mr. Gladstone ...

... disprove a fact than to invent a fiction, the Examiner passes by. There ° fearhowover, respecting the Suspensory Act. At least one Whig Noblemen, though no friend to the Establishment, wiU take cate that it shall not pass without hie opposition, and there will ...

... STOCK EXCHANGE-Yestbrdat. Consols Money Do. Account New Threes 94J Not quoted. 94 944 SA.TURDA^’V&NIS, >\JNE 20, Lord Grey Whig Nobleman to whom we lately alluded likely to arrest the progress of Mr. Gladstone’s Bill. The Suspensory clause, however, aU ...

... was seized by the police. The contents are supposed to be something similar to what is now known as “Greekfire.’ —Northern Whig. A Pans letter says Number 2,867 gained prize of £6,000 (160,000 f) at the lottery for the * Enfant* Pauvres: A hairdresser ...