... madam edieftbnt act is hums arms est to chuckle Whig imams being served at as others, sad bettz r wel% without a word rebuke mating hots lips. Thal will be Lem of this him, for nor its may count an sash Whigs as remain tree to ell sad bare Radical round ...

... ia *salami. Her as the curate of St Nary'. for *ma soothe, sad wily received L - 12 freer Dr They tried to ebesia • larliee Whigs at Supine, whisk S. Produce a C 1461 profit el COO • year. They Wended he raise es the policy of their who. however, *banged ...

... several places, In Dablin the river overflowed, and t e quays on either side in many places were On Friday (says the Northevn Whig) the tide rose higher in than it has done for many years, and, in consequence, mary parts of the town were flooded, the water ...

... do a« much barm a« g mml, Tl.e name entideration* apply to the letter from the gist of which i«, that the purveying for the Whig Banquet and the Constables' Dinner regulated by very iLtfereut ooQKidsratioos from those attributed by a corresponded last ...

... the dying out of those religious differences which had worked so much mischief in the country. The Linen Trade. —The Northern Whig of Saturday re|H»rts the state of the Pelfast linen trade as follows .—Liucns—Brown —Power-loum.—Very little change has taken ...

... The disappointment, I believe, to• been howdy felt ; bat the trick is as old 'sullen Ike wicket/iev egg war hatched of the Whig raven, which, from. the moment of its enlargement, bee fattoted our the Meals of the nation, and has presented all. the features ...

... without compelling Government to resort to force, and without driving . Lord Salisbury and the Conservative capacities into the Whig ranks, and without alienatiug the clergy, who, for all their enthusiasm, are in a most suspicious, not to say querulous mood—given ...

... Pitt, Grey, and Canning, while speaks of Hallam, Crabbe, and without that formal appendage. It to our ears the key to the Whig posture of mind, which always real reverence it approaches any of the great eras the guiding aud planting of the gospel the ...

... fathe who bad bis jaitials engraved on thet m, and we | bile it will all his life. ‘They were taken of the nig! I may ad this Whig he died, and given to me, not my father tried to get Count Ginnasi to use bis elairenyance “He termination of ownership also ...

... performance. But I educe from it the moral that Mr Gladstone has gone wholly o►er into Radicalism, and either brought the Whigs with him bound to his chariot wheels, or contemptuously put them out of the pale of people to be considered. The speech might ...

... King to Oxford sent his troop of horse, For Tories own no argument but force : With equal care to Cambridge books sent, For Whigs allow no force but argument. WOMAN'S QUESTION. BY ADELAIDE A. PROCTER, OF ' BARRY CORNWALL.' Before I trust fate thee Or ray ...

... fortunate member is Colonel Dyot of Lichfield. The Liberal defaulter is Mr Ripley, member for Bradford. Mr Ripley professed to be a Whig, who came forward solely to prevent such a fiery Radical and Voluntary as Mr Miall from getting into Parliament. Mr Forster ...