... reOtatc, thke Huotor to b6 0))eoe at, noon. A vmi-y ?? Ur t~o proceed. rorn three to fivocloc t30,argeeea , i. thletic apocto, whiG he cenmmnced 5ijotbervril oncemertainreent will c'reulpy fromt 7 to .9 ; nod ?? .1ll) IC 10 there Will boo ~ ditipphmy ei ...

... in his h Abe quarter piao ten he drank part of n glass of steriand Mildeepi walked from his shop into the street. where lme Whig blfet and never moved or spok afterwards. Medical Ossiltatie attl immediately obtained, but without success. as WEaST Gt-O ...

... The lesson it teaches is retrospective; but it has its value as bearing upon any wiles the Conservatives may offer to the Whigs in times near at hand. Honest gentlemen like Mr McIver have pulled the chestnuts out of the fire for Lord Salisbury and Lord ...

... office have descended to become the silent slaves of the Chancellor of the Exchequer. In short, with the hope of dishing the Whigs, a Tory Government has, for the third time in forty years, abandoned the policy it was placed in office to defend. Its warmest ...

... lately about a stringent tj trespass act, as a substitute for the game-laws. I was pleased d to find that both the present Whig candidates for the county ir repudiated any such proposal. However, side by side with Mr. bh Grenville Berkeley's address, ...

... close system, it is in- probable that any class of men, politically speaking or other- wise, would have acted much better. Whig or Tory, the corporation of Bristol has ever been an evil; and this evil is the natural consequence of the system, which is ...

... Cobden? (yes, and no.) cc flad they had enough of the duplicity of Sir Robert reel ? Had as they hadf enough of Whig inconsistency and Whig incompe- as tency ? (yes, and no.) If they had had enough they had no need al Ofargusient from him. If they lied ...

... hiis selection, and preferred Lord Palmerston as a colleague.' This is an offence which has never been forgiven, thqugh the Whig party have doneeoveeything they possibly could to compensate the amhl fir.the o'ss of ?? Journal. The Mom'afi,4 Post thinks ...

... witnessed the great battle which shook frec Lord Ellenborough from his place as a minister, and thl nearly brought back the Whig party into offlice. It was J the Derby week at Epsom, and the Count went to Vy that great national meeting with as much ardour ...

... except the Great li astern, there are several vessels of greater tonnage 6t -the Istrian being a comparatively narrow ?? ast 1.Whig, d Ata special meeting of the guardians of the poor for the 8 teobley union, in Herefordshire, the medilcal officer for the ...

... lunatics in- I creased so rapidly that if tlheyearred out their originaltplani t 'Would be necessary very shortly to build a new Whig to the asy- lum. The committee, therefore, proposed to leave the dormito- ries untouched, and to build a chape se effected ...

... we are indebted for the reduhction of the newsplapier duty; andi as unqulestionably, the extolrts and the p)timses made by Whig and Tory ministers to settle the quaestion of church-rates have sprung from that resistance and that clamour which the Lordl ...