... keyed to is vast edilim, not wie al them allowed to kayo he doors for any purpose whatever—a age of aufferisg sad maker Mums Whigs keepers to away filth, or eves to feed their properly. How meat the already apparent before Um Mk* have Iscreased and debased ...

... conferred upon him; but it concluded expressing a hope that might not be wholly lost to bis friends Vet sometimes, perhaps, when a Whig Isn't present, Having used the precaution of shutting the door. Our friend once again may consent pleasant. And half condescend ...

... office before, having held the post of Secretary to the Poor I-aw Board f*r olnml fifteen months, before the break-up of the Whig Govcmmeut but be failed on that occasion establish any reputation for capacity. ...

... need to accommodate some veteran Whig Peer, or some aspiring member of a great family. It is ex- 3 perienced only when the claims of statesmen of the middle class, belonging to that section of the party from which Whigs and Peelites have bor- rowed the ...

... at least always instructive and to the point. A member who is not born in the purple—who is not a son or nephew or cousin of Whig peer, office is supposed to belong by hereditary right, has no way of making his qualifications known to the Ministry, to the ...

... excuse offered was druplung a umpruce tutu the water, and, getting low spa, iced about at, he imbibed au extra led et be,r. Whig null out of sums because his boots aoleing. and nut LuVIUg the moony to pay tue job, he ordered another pint. Then au wormant ...

... all were terrific, aid the wonder to an observer was how either or French could remain for five minutes fa Le Bourget without Whig shot down or stifled. But the Guards fought splendidly, as they always do. Forced back for this moment, they Joeli .al to retreat ...

... determine the proper charges for gone of various. calibres. TEX ROVING 800 ww CAirrisitz.—A correspondent of the Northern Whig writes : , With reference to a bog near Castlerea showing erratic tendencies, to the great surprise of many in its neighbourhood ...

... order keeper, by up the the conten‘ sy between ae and side. ths the wetting by immersion, and the shock to jory. —WNorthern Whig. Lurgan sustained any in- Temperance Socrsty.—The annual New festival of the Band of Hope connected with this Society was held ...

... him President of the Board of Trade? The Irish Secretaryship being vacant, what cam be more natural under a return to the old Whig plan of doing such things than {that the Marquis of Harrineron, who would never have been Postmaster-General if he had not ...

... the Board of Trade caused by the resiginvion of Mr Bright. Government is not likely to gain mind] by the a ldition, unless in Whig influence, of which it had quite enough before. Loan HENRY BE.NIINCK, Only eun•ieing brother of the I)uke of Portland, died ...

... Otago M WI 0 . William I Tie ma re Ms maim WPM to M I T &rata the th. be* • th k mem • SlM** kr t i r by th e Ludy by Oa Rat* Whig TM Mr Arian* Mel. Mr Moe. • M behms is *Mu Mar Fah k obis At lb. admire of t\. pri• M Lr At /OW, !Wk. in W. TIMM - it - Ike ...