... Kitting. obo U. Canna men we) mill rally round a Tirlawury, ham., speaking roundly. all the territorial aeohority of ,ho great Whig houses has Omen poem leas Witten. the hole of Cooneeroative opitivon the It do.ioult o the want, they are getierall) dtmtnued ...

... theta Row cam sot a straw Yr. Lowe. Now by the remidoutn Again to in Parham:eat, Who, a *moan, is onatent My. Lome. Who. Whig-like. with a feeling shoat. Proclaimel (what no ree man will donbt) Ilia wish to `•keep the Tories out lows• —Jnk. B.A. ...

... will be followed by the present measure. Will history repeat herself also in the marvellous rapidity with which the immense Whig majority melted away, and actually gave place to Tory Government.' There was a split in the Cabinet the*, rumour already speaks ...

... in one of the counties near Norwalk City, and gave evidence of musical genius when not coats 18 months old.—Richmond (U..%) Whig. BRUTAL MURDER. —On Sunday rnorling, about eight o'clock, as some men were going from Wednesbury to Dar !estop, they found ...

... SirJohu Vandem Bemde Johnstone, Bart., and M.P., killed by a fall at a fence in his seventieth year. A fine spe'imen of the Whig of the old school, supporting every Liberal Administration with undeviating fidelity. In private life an aristocrat of the ...

... Cobbett John Hume'', now Earl Russell , the late Sir 1793 10 10 „;1 4 then justly said, *a new Whig (levet nment would James Graham, and • few mote of the Whig 1802 19 4„,,2 „ not have d these millions of money to handle and traternity, had courage enough ...

... any new-f angled improvements, who drank his two bottles of strong port wine and cherished fondly the belief that the first Whig was the devil—we have lost him certainly, but though we miss his heartiness and his hospitality we have lost his prejudices ...

... quarters loaf was at two rim ru g s, and the Chan ellor of the ExcLe.mer at Lis wits' end for money. The Duke of Norfolk, a fierce Whig in the Opposition, showed his indignation by drit trig tut in Lis ceniage and four, his servants and belt without powder, but ...

... golden prospects being dangled before the electors. The contest is interesting as being between Whig poverty and purity, as represented by Mr. Hormsan, and Whig richesand virtue, as personified by Sir F. Lycett. Mr. Herman was elected by 368 to ' 86. ...

... W dsk r In New York, la 'blob the imavery our Modern Apiritualism' have been niani- an inkiness:7' light. II Phu - Ms beim &Whig a very Incratiee %WINN for edpa *se pint in taking sptritnal likenesses. The had been pushed - so far that the authorities ...

... property are visited with no less monstrous severity. One must be an official, with all the hatred that, somehow or other, Whig officials always have had to forwarding any measure for the real benefit of the people, and which British legislators in general ...

... MARRIED BY MISTAKE. The Nor fl.ern Whig says :—On Saturday last a marriage ceremony, attended with very unusual circumstauces, took piece in a little town not 20 miles from Belfast. A youthful couple in humble circumstancesa Mr. V. and a Mi‘s 11.—had ...