... would return home, their time of autumn service having expired, have received orders to remain under their Colours at Jassy and Whig. From Berlin and Bu la Pesth, also, advices are telegraphed that after the speech delivered at Motcow, Germany and Austro-Hungary ...

... occurred of 1 - litici.ji s having voluntarily Accepted reforms wbh.h hrd reduced tbeir own power. (Hear, hear.) The great Whig kcoowner- who, in a sreat degree, nominated rhe Horse of Cou mi ns at tbetiine r f the great Peform Bil', satr flcod tbtir ...

... expectations if the Russians. With a shan.eless effrontery, for which it would b.• hard to a match even in the worst days of the Whigs of the old Philo- Painapareiet school, Mr. Lowe scarcely mem& his device to beckon the on to Constantino;de, avowing his sympathy ...

... Semion of Part' ent, and to proof numbers. (H , h .) If wo could only . contrive I • doctrine. Take an inatance :in 1711 the Whigs were of services remtered by Mr. Freeman to the Christians under penises who were enjoying all the blessings of co - ceed as ...

... to piai apple and plover‘s ogga, Oa >oa tho aristocracy being fad after the loltera of tba aftoraoim oaten eminent at y.oo. Whig is it that attracts moot in all tho show spread the snowy linen lobatm! Moat smidsaticallv the beautiful scarlet clawo tho ...

... before now had an important influence upon American politics. In 1844 Polk was the Demo- cratic candidate and Henry Clay the Whig, but the Abolitionists ran Birney as their own candidate, and gave him 62,000 votes, almost all of them withdrawn from Clay ...

... on I the Bth inlet. by the Hee. l'eter Thomas Gerry and Fre. • detick Ouvry, the surviving executors, the personal estate ; Whig sworn under kIJ,OOO. The testator gives all his real and personal estate to his wife, Mrs. Sarah Mary Sibson.— Illustrated ...

... Isere. limb lA. NH h II Ifeembred Reserved I. meld l lball-prin Bin Sens Id. Imbue bus Ti' 01 the RICIIIIIOIIII MIIIIII a Whig ad As weft et the Wird% as tiny do. • comperone SUM 111 Up to froldag Noy. Mb iota the easslghe be= ordinary dale I. MOMS swat:Ass ...

... patriotic counsel be adopts a petty, carping tone, labours discover contradictions where none exist, strives to show that Whigs, not Tories, can alone save the Empire. He may feel assured that this small and unworthy conduct will very decidedly—and not ...

... gongs wore orgssized front but the week WAS MO thOt the line woe not dosed until 5 o'clock yeeleadity All use by the beets hem Whig the day,hat the oolliainwso of so sthoos • theatho up and down trans still beiug stopped sod to ; prated slowly. Last night ...

... sallied • /sir hearing for each of the speaks., end add selhipeted that considerable advantage would redid..o for their euffrnaes Whig belliggil IS Ina and in • position to maxwirelemeee ether. The Hea. E. Lyul . ph Stanley was then called op= ▪ the meeting ...

... E.q Berwickshire—CharleaTaylorXwb rand Hoa H Banns Hamilton Hawleach's, Duke of— Gideon Pott, Ertn n t , on's, Earl of—D D Whig- NOT TO ANT PARTICULAR RUNT. (Lionel Dowker, of Winchester; W. Hine Haycock, Esq., in Ike London district; Captain T. Gist ...