... right. There was a lime when the Hon. Mr B}Bg was the hope, the coming young man the Whig party, on whose shoulders Lord Russell's mantle was to fall Tthe Whigs always used to have a fetish of this species at nurse, though they seem to have abandoned ...

... though if they were uttered in diocesan synod great good might result from them. It has unfortunately been the policy of the Whig Administrations the last twenty years, however, to stifle the voice of the Church as much as possible, to prevent Convocation ...

... to try to keep in, That office. is the first thing, the first duty of a Minister, to keep in ” There are no exce Radicals, Whigs, an ptions to this sweeping charge Tories are all aliko, as the cynica long observation,” member for Birmingham assured his ...

... there, So much for aieal sym Cheshire ratepayers. Sir Edward Watkin i pathy for ‘the 218 ¢ long since pourtrayed by the great Whig the Ma Halifax ‘‘a Trimmer,” He is ready to fill his g ry every wind that blows: a char acter equally des ails with private ...

... b 0 field. Of these it is satisfactory to that the chances of Mr. Gorpow, th of the Conservative interest, are by fat a The Whig-Radical electors of the i ties are in a somewhat awkward pos ore Sas fot not amongst them a single man ° ai average ability ...

... Crown Prince of Prussia, he stabbed himself with' a dagger, and the physicians who examined bis lifeless body on the folio whig morning that he had died from tho internal bleeding produced tie wounds. The deceased was a victim to the of speculation which ...

... lighted on a cob and tax-cart. Harnessing this animal best he could, he drove off to the station to meet his master; and thus the Whig Lord-Lieutenant of an influential county was received. Being a great walker permitted the butler and the tax-cart to convey ...

... —Tho prices or best brea the metropolis are from of hou3ehol ditto, 6d to 7d. per 41b. loaf. A correspondent of the Northern Whig states that Mr. Nicholson, who was centiy fired at is prep . give his farms and leave the oountry, and that labourers his estate ...

... it has created for itself. The agitators, no doubt, will cry out that they have bean sold and deceived once more, but the Whigs have had a pretty long experience quieting Irish demagogues. Pulvtris exigui jactu compressa quicscunf'—tk commlsslonersbfp ...

... lighted on a cob and a tax-cart. Harnessing this animal as I bs est he could, he drove off to meet his master; and thus 1 tr the Whig Lord-Lieutenant of an influential county was I ter received. Being a groat walker, he permitted the butler mr l and the tax-cart ...

... in Battersea, Hyde, the Regent's, and Victoria m- parks, and in the Royal Gardens, Kew. at . A correspondent of the Northern Whig states c. that Mr. Nicholson, of Balrath, who was fired at in his m, carriage some days since when his coachman and female ...

... different sums, to trustees to be used purely ad and solely for charitable purposes ; 81,000 each to the edditors of the Bangor Whig, to show his appreciation of ire tervaluable servces in the good cause in which they are be engaged, politically and socially ...