... 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 ...

... England, instigated by their a, counsellor, unable to defeat the great M;Z; L ster on fair grounds, condescended to with the Whigs and oppose him the Irish Coercion Bill, which had already I been defended by their leaders in the 1Iuse ofI Lords, and was ...

... the name are simply degene. rate bastards.k Of the Whigs the Baron thought still worse. He tells the Pance that they stand in the same relation to the Throne as the wolf does to the lamb. These Whigs, he says, m ust have a natural inclination to push ...

... Bavon tU Stockmnar says that the desire to keep the in name of the Queen out of public dis.. in cussions is a device of the Whigs for ti extinguishing Royalty. A page or two later the el Prince Consort-that is, the Queen-avows his 1 agreement with the ...

... South Africa OA the newspapcr press hwa found the means of obtaining for itself. In -t explanation of a rather imperfect answer whig'h he had on a former oocasion given to a qnestion from Mr. OrwxAy Mr. Boureax now stated categorically that the c Government ...

... as much astonishment as did his appoint- ment to the Duchy of Lancaster five years ago. Lord Russell, greatly offended his Whig fiends when he sud- denly announced to them that he had taken the young German into the Cabinet; and thin incident doubtless ...

... OF PARSLIAXENT. Sir Patrick O'Brien, ML.P., addressed his constituents at Philipetown, on Tuesday. He said he was elected a Whig, and was still an independent supporter of the Liberal Governmentand were his constituents to got him put out of the county ...

... duty accordingly. IelS time ago the great Tory party made a desperate tY in the dark, with the avowed purpose of dishg5pj Whigs. It would be for the Liberals to sayvhO. they would reneat the mancuevre, in order to win W praise of enfraiehising women ...

... than to form public opinion, and he thought that by doing this they should even succeed in influencing the Government, whether Whig or Tory, to adopt the course which the society recommended. The resolution was unanimously adopted. The Rev. S. A. STEINTRAL ...

... THE REV. MR. TOOrP IN PPISOjT. Some ?? (thle ?? Tegr' est as to the treatment to whig ch Kiai. oth s entitled at Horseemunger Laue Gal.in'iebha isno confined. It has been believethther, entoe manl would receive the sarine atatmst e itert littended thle ...

... upwards of 20 years. He was the ?? county court judge who was not a bsrrister. In religion he was a Unitarian and in poli.ies a Whig of the old school, H e was honomaably known as the friend of popular educe- tion as afforded by meohanios' institutes and British ...

... which he now affects so much to admire, lie tried to draw a distinction between the 'two great wings of the Liberal party, the Whigs and the Radicals, and does the former section the honour to class them with his Conservative supporters as upholders of the ...