... tured with bloed, which was hardened and stiffened with dust. Amcng the wonderful escapes are those. of the reporters of the Whig, Despatchi, an S&ate Jourmnal, all of whoem were seated Immediately on the edge of the parting floor, peor Brook being so far ...

... they should, for one o them married the sister of one of the wealthiest peers in England, Lord Dudley to wit, and as he is a Whig and has claims on the Liberal party, and they are Conservatives and have claims I on tho Tory party, there is a double chance ...

... allayed at the presen time, and which would most certainly be greatly increased if Mr. Bright's place should be taken by a Whig. There are a thousand and one rumours as to who his successor will be. At the time that I write I believe nothing is settled ...

... o-i;t; cci~ prises! 5 i20 ac re S. Lord Lytton, in Ihis poe of King Arthur, treats the Radicals as Dr. Johnson treated the Whigs-ho takescareth'ey shall have the worst of it. In areview of the poem, the T'imles quotes an instance: Gawaino has scarcely ...

... effecting a reduction in the nhutbers of our soldiers hi and sailors. ?? said the meascirie would be criticised d out of doors as a Whig job; the iamin objeot of which was to give the Government two more vqte4, and he expressed L a hope that the House would not ...

... addressed a large meeting on 'Wednes- daylight, at the Broadmead Rooms, BristoL He declared himself a Radical, and opposed to Whigs and Tories, and announced that he should refuse to agree to a test ballot until a'working man had been returnedto Parliament ...

... commendedalariswea little take &bak 'by the eO QU.r . i ; ' It lbjumried. t' Privy Sea! was handed over afin-m . provide a Whig counter- ?? for br. STiB s Radicallm, To do him -ustice, Lord HA.:YAx has always enjoyed& higher 'reputation in offidial cirles ...

... and to effeot a change in the grand jury laws which may lighten the burden upon them and give them local controL The Yor-here Whig states that the tone of the first meeting was that the Land Act is a great step In advance of all previous attempted legislation ...

... there was the Tipperary ele- - Is tion, atwwhich a gentleman who he believed was the law f adviser of the castle in the late Whig Administration was, he would not say the Government candidate, but the only it candidate who vindicated their conduct, and ...