... with a ooil spring and kept epee with • thread, clewed suddenly onto. intrados brad, by the breeklmg of the thread. &oiled at Whig he a faint Aria, sad ohm his Isnot the hinters lam, mad he behold In the and ghostly jaws a Death himself, Ite below et ev ...

... the Radical ?? party lnil not aicted it stci thorough good faith, if they had I t followed the bad, examplc of soenc of the Whigs, Mr. Cied- z sieost would thave been it-placed by Mr. Linrdet. 'iht i Prilote Minister has hats no occasion to be olltch in- ...

... country required, varying, in this respect. from the more cautious policy pursued by the late Lord PALUrRSTON and the other Whig leaders. The state of the finances is undoubtedly satisfactory, the revenue returns having accurately reflected the growing ...

... was committed is default.—Georye Woothaid was farther dragged with wilfully damaging a hedge, tbe propony of Mr. J. Oates, at Whig, on April 19, and was Said Si. with 10a. 10d. coats. ...

... At the last election, the second place on the poll was held by Mr. Headlam, whose votes were 6674. As he is a typical old Whig, he was doubtless supported by many who have now gone to the sideof Mr. Hamond ; but the Conservative candidate has won so ...

... sensational financiering u well as sensational legislation, and seeing that the income incubus was bequeathed by a succession of Whig-Radical Governments, it is jut as well to adapt it to the necks of the ratepayers, so as to pay the expense of collecting, ...

... A DESPERATE DUEL. One of the most desperate duels on record was, according to the Jackson Whig anti Tribune, fought in Tennisce, in the streets of Cotton grove, a village eight miles east of Jackson, between two men, named Patterson and Sellars. The ...

... After all, it must be admitted that the article is far more liberal in many of Its admissions than many that hare appeared in Whig magazines, or in newspapers, such as the Nonconformist. But singular it may appear to many, the Tory Quarterly Beview has grand ...

... whoahaoet apptoaoh Whig*, may have long tenon of power. The moral all (fah io. (hot gnat an the eapeoially the eld Whige; that aa Prance is laid to. be Left Centre, Grant Britain Old Whig. For be it from say diarevpeotfal weed the gnat old Whig party, to which ...

... a delicate hint to her Majesty's Government that the University has a right to look to them for aid, now that The s habby Whigs have taken flight And Robert Loee is lowly laid ; though he confesses that it sorely pusrles his brain how to define the Tory ...

... But we will not think so ill even of a Department of State demoralized by long complicity in the uiisciupuious parsimonies of Whig economists, as to believe it possible that the Indian Government should be intentionally availing itself of the unfortunate ...

... kle employment It was magma tbat be bid steles pods, sad. was set for him. He Wended to bs married as Ctiri•tmas worming, sod Whig he to Um Great Eastern terming, to reer.e his bride, be a policeman waiting for !um nuked. ...