... s-ys • pity it . heeru will cry to-day. Assuredly nothing full pity ha* be*u known in the annuls English history.' The •* Whig'' says ;—“The Prince's death possesses all the a great tragedy.' The “Irish Neae' a*yt th.%u, “however much Iruhmea may abhor ...

... per box ; Findon haddocks, (Grimsby cure), first quality, 24s to 27s per barrel do., second quality, 18s 21s per barrel ; whigs, 13s to 17s per box. Billingsgate, Friday.—Supply very short; trade good. Soles, Is ; red mullet, 4s ; dories, per lb. ; turbot ...

... But it was not more than two hundred year* ago since the word* Whig and, Tory had some real meaning, and did not thiidc that at that time they would have found many luncheon tables where Whig and Tory could together have taken their meal* in peace. If such ...

... Salisbury seemed always anxious to bring the Peers into conflict with the Commons, and now that the restraining influence of the Whigs had been withdrawn by their being absorbed iii the stagnant pool of the Tory swamp, the result was likely to be momentous. ...

... Aberdeen, and entitled “ Praeliura Gilliecraukianiam,” and also by glance at “Song in Aberdeenshire Dutch.” and another named Whig Upon Whig, or A Pleasant Dismal Song. THE TRANSATLANTIC CATTLE TRADE REGULATIONS. A correspondent writing from New York says : learn ...

... method will Lord Lorne get over the fact that his father and he, who re- present the great Whig house ef Argyll, which was Whig in the brave old days kwhen Whig meant Radical, are cordial and oven violent supporters of the party now installed in power ...

... effectually as soon was the water (c) Paris event took place which made that capital disagreeable residence for an Englishman and Whig.” (d) “It easy discover in the Spectator and the Guardian traces the influence which the mind of Boileau bad on the of Addison ...

... (ollowen of Lord Jobs Ruieell ; ia tho lecoad, there wai extreme difficnlty in Beleotinir Cabinet Ministers, because many of the Whig or Russell party deemed themeelres supremely entitled to Cabinet rank, while others of this party considered that they too ...

... parliamentary borough, returning one member. r The first member had been Lord Veririch—son of Lord Broadacres—a gentleman ami Whig of the old fossilised sort, after Mr Jackson-Garrett's own heart. He had suddenly resigned, and the qu»stion who should succeed ...

... BERTMIN, LANDSCAPE GARDENERS, FORESTERS, mid Others Engaged in Planting. MESSRS REN. REID ft CO., beg to announce t:u»t. -(Whig Expiry of Lease, they will sell, by Aucti'-i . ••n TUESDAY, the October, and Four Following Days, the whole of the'•TOOK giviwing ...

... TONIC h*v* vnr a n« TONIC LUNG HAVE YOU ...

... his personal modesty and good taste. Those Socialistic Radicals who sneer the leader of the Liberal Unionists aristocratic Whig, and ostentatiously declare their satisfaction haring got rid of him and his adherents, are of all men the most convinced in ...