... blast furnaces exploded wbile in full work, and killed one man and severely burnt three others. A correspondent of the Northern Whig states that Mr. Nicholson, of Balratb, who was fired at in his carriage some days since, when his coachman and female relative ...

... did the s_«ie in 1 86H ; he opposed the secula.isa ion of eberch revenues, and the nbolition of a state religion equally as a Whig and a Tory. He took au active pari m pas-ing the reform act of 1H32, and was author of a •till larger enfranchisement in 1807 ...

... g Irish actress. One of her children became Countess of Wilton. This twelfth Earl of Derby was a great spoilsman, a i»reit Whig politician, and a jolly companion ol Charles Fox, in the Regency days. He lov.d racing, an well aa cock- fighting, and he founded ...

... sut face, where it bubbles and contorts in upstart glory, to the grief and disgust of all sober on- lookers. It is so now. Whigs and Tories, in furious struggle for party ascendancy, have evoked the aid oj third parties, whom it was the common interest ...

... descrip- tion it would probably bresk up the Radical govern- ment.! He strongly urg.-d that there should be no alliince with Whigs or Radicals (alluding to the article in the Quarterly Review), but the maintenance of a bold and indedendent line of nction ...

... with the malady alike, in one especial particular. All the doc- toring has been done on so-called Liberal principles, whether Whigs or Tories have had alternate charge oi the ever-ailing patient. Consequently that which each minister has vied with his predecessor ...

... Messrs. Gregg were frivolous—that the excuse of insanity ought never to have been made, he (the Master of the Rolls) be- - -ie whig Mr. Howson Procter to be perfectly sane That Messrs. Gregg have tea days to deliver bill of costs or attachment to issue for ...