... without turning nephow may he almost parental Tre! received much into s descendant, Mr, Whig Bistorian, inhorited education from the great ‘and has written his bi aome of his But be is no more & —a charm than Queou Victoria is of William IV. Many peopto ...

... X. bright'. label by da. is H. as to I I. nate! • *babas., ogled ••1 Ambled a. mil b .1.111, be I et beau* p.d midis Db. a. Whig arm Ws i.la ••r r *tab 1A., r. Thine .•••.ding b bre% old is skirt .be. bra t Intl be w•a. pin is .a. mom , b ll* Y ...

... ruin sun discomfiture. were the words of Mr. Gladstone in the dying moments of the ' session, and well may everyone exclaim' Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative alike—with Sir Stafford Northeote, that ii was rather a curious expression for so dis ...

... Jo. VenOB, Little ]'ygmalion, bur- leviue. A IjwIt Dedlock lwked dignified and played tho character admirably. --Xortkmt Whig, Belfast, Aug. 15th. Address, Aug. iitth, 5H, Kose-mreet, UamethiU, Glasgow. I S S CLA1RETTE VALERIE, Esther, Jo. Cupid, Pygmalion ...

... awl as Ikea of Mr. derank, Mr. Cam's wan pad aside lee the resins; and Moors and Co.'s, wee struck oat of high prises. In Whig aver the gam hie *Wm an Mews of kik. skim hel well. Kr. Bergen's rates moo kw. awl Ilemia. Rogers and Buds& pnposed IMO bkts ...

... the Coercionl Act and the Arrears Act haves not restored peace and- ensured prgspe~rity in Ireland, the one has satisfied the Whig section and the other the Radical section of Sir Gladstone's G~overnment. The most has been done that can be done in the wray ...

... IiREWSTER SESSIONS. The dismal Brewede far the West Mosley MOOG. et the West Whig held os Toddy at the West Pala. Mad house. Bahia; !Nosy lid wards. Vest. 0.8., praddieg. The Mier Odes rem{ bobs Sir. W. H. samosa, Mt. N. Mow. wed Ms. W. Mewls. The repot ...

... followed out uninterruptedly. They did not take into account the fact that the procedure in question was worthy of Tories, while a Whig Government had actually ordered it. _t chacun son metier. When Mr. Gladstone, a Liberal, chose to adopt a Conservative policy ...

... It is, indeed, quite curious to observe how universal has been the reference to the Chief beoretary’s relation to the great Whig historian. 1; will not any means be sufficient, the Morning I St proceeds, for the Government to confine their Irish noliev ...

... to the indisposition of Major Spencer the meeting had to be postponed. In spite of all that had been said about him by the Whigs in the town he thought, after his explanation, their charge of his having neglected his constituents must fall to the ground ...

... reporters said, ** Pat this down with hereditary monarchy then can with free electoral representation. (Cheers.) Weak-kneed Whigs and thoroughbred Tories will pat down freedom i f can. The former either keep away from divisions—(‘ Shame,”)— or else they ...

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