... WHIG/ TORY RAVE NOW BEEN LNENTLY LOCATED FOR UPWARDS OP FIVE CONSECUTIVE YEARS SINGLE N_I(IIIT:S INTERMISSION. Sundays, Good Fridays, and Christmas Days only szoopted. often no than ..od intartainmeotste Ono to DENSELY CROWDED FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES, An ...

... of living in the united states. [Renewed laughter.] And when Mr. Round returns to parliament, whether he sits there under a whig government or under conservative government, I am quite sure that hia future conduct life will be greatly influenced by petticoat ...

... Mate. [Renewed laughter.] He was quite sure that when Mr. Round returned to his Parliamenttry duties, whether he sat ander • Whig or • Conservative Government, his future conduct in We would he considerably iefluenoed by petticoat government. Dinah laughter ...

... blessing of living the united slate*. [Renewed laughter.] And when Mr. Round returns to parliament, whether sits there under » whig government or under conservative government, I qnite sore that hi* future conduct lifo will l>e greatly influence*! by petticoat ...

... more congenial ally in Dr. Brewer, of London, member of the Norwich family of that name. Mr. Rebow is a liberal of the old whig type, bnt he has gradually won the respect of his political opponents, in addition the esteem of his political friends. ...

... Candi- J - ?? . present First Lord of tbe Trea- • ■ w ?? *as the nominee of the Tractariane ; Cl: t-w Acquisition of tbe Whig party in the ?? ?? offered himself for the vacant * Ht was, luiwever, as many of our readers ?? successfully opposed by Major ...

... more congenial ally in Dr. Brewer, of London, a member of the Norwich family of that name. 1 r. Rebow was liberal of the old whig type, but has gradually won the respect of his political opponents, in addition to the esteem of his political friends. Inquest ...

... been prowled to asespt him esthete neeker. The w aver, a mess d:cided to sapped Mr. Rehm they claimed to be a member of the Whig p arty. Kr. e asily defeated by Sir J. T. of the previous sitting members. and Major ord, who had before been one ot the members ...

... out for the present least that mischievous parrot talk about non-intervention which was iu the mouth of every candidate, be whig or be he tory, three or four ycare ago. Though I should be the last man to pretend to look further into mill-stone than ot'-ier ...

... for the Whig caudidate. There are already many thorough Conservatives who favour the Ballot. Nor I can we see that it ought to be regarded in the ligbt of a party question at all, as it bas no bearing on tho great | | principles tbat separate Whig and C ...

... present at lemt, that talk about non. int,rvestion underany cirmunstaimes which was in the mouth of every candidate, whether Whig or Tory, three or four years age ; and although he should be the last man to pretend to see further into a millstone Wm ethers ...

... for the present at least that mischievous parrot talk about noa-iotorvention which was iu the mouth of every candidate, be he whig bo he tory, three or four years Ago. Though I should be the last man to pretend to look farther into mill-stone than other ...