... AN ESCAPE FROM DEATH.—The Northern Whig E'ves the following account of a narrow escape of Lord urgan:—On the afternoon of Friday, the 30th ultimo, Lord Lurga^). accompanied by Colonel M'Donald, of St. Martin's l'ertfc, was out shooting at Raughlan, near ...

... sure in the affections of the people. Notwithstanding the Marquis of Hartingtoa's in- timations in Scotland, he believed the Whigs^would never band themrelves against the Church, but weuld defend her as the champion of liberty, A motion was carried strongly ...

... Ontario, Planning a sequel to Lothaù: Its hero turned Lothario? Where'er his devious steps may WOndt Whomever he is chaffing, At Whig and Tory, foe and friend, Most, at hinleelf-he's laughing. (Prom Fun.) When ii a drink architectural ? —When hef. opptf- KNOCKING ...

... changing of places and positions in the Opposition. The more advanced Radicals have determined to separate themselves from the Whigs, and the latter return the compliment. Mr. loadstone will assume cimmand of the new party,Lord Hartington of the old. The latter ...

... hetdofthebed, the doctor bent over tK refractory man and whispered in his ear Need mind you that Russell is in ollee, and ft Whig will be your M0oe«or to the bishopric ? Fwteh the brandy doctor! cried the bishop; III dnnk ? OMftM' McetMfy The ru succeeded ...

... in the Edinburgh, Review, wherein Mr. Gladstone is assailed (by the Duke of Somerset ?) for not being subject unto the old Whigs, is still exciting remark. Our old friend of the blue and yellow had not formulated its doctrines before the General Election ...

... tuallers' Guardian, which professed to give the substance of a conversation between the late Lord Derby and Lord Rus- sell. The Whig earl was congratulating the Conservative chief upon his recently-published translation of Homer and,in a moment of confidence ...

... some talk, more or less wild, of an organised revolt of some of the old Whig politicians from the Liberal party, and Mr. Gladstone as its counsellor. The story is, that several Whigs, who either are leading persons or think themselves so, are greatly distressed ...

... the Art Treasures Exhibition. I hear says the London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian, that Lord Westburv, son of the Whig Lord Chancellor of that title, has been elected a member of the Carlton Club. This, after all, is only a political reversion ...

... Cromwell, to meet and fight despotism. Dr Kenealy goes to the House of Commons with the express determination to destroy the Whig and Tory conspiracy against the people; to found, with the assistance of the .Magna Charta Association, a great, powerful, ...

... for opposing the Whigs when he first entered Parliament for Maidstone, and for, at the same time, refusing to join the Tories. 1 so acted, he wrote soon afterwards, because I found the Tories in a state of ignorant stupefaction. The Whigs had assured them ...

... murder. He hear shots fired on the deck, but could not say what pistol -iieJ used. After the six men left the boat he asked whi-g, the chief mate, and one said Carcaris shot him in the rigS and that he fell down on to the deck., He said .-n^ Petersen had ...