... yclept the Hereford Times, has been applied to many purposes, among others to that of a parasol, and on one occasion when a Whig or some other unlucky wight was bathing, and his clothes had been run away with, a copy of the Hereford Times left behind was ...

... submitted to a private meeting of his supporters on Tuesday night, and although the Radical section demurred to having a second Whig representative, the majority of those present decided to recommend his resignation. Tiair YOUR WEIGHT. Hydroleine (Hydrated ...

... London papers, especially the Times and Herald. tbout the agitation; and that this revolt onghl to be laid 1,1 the charge of it Whig Minisity. A charge more absurd and untenable, could not bo madel ...

... itanty meal of potatoes, a right which they have enjoyed or the last 200 years? Lord Fitzwilliam is a Tory ii B| Ireland and a Whig in England—a perfect political Janus.H rhe liev. Mr. Stennett. P.P.-As I have been alluded to hy Lord Fitzwilliam's counsel ...

... and the seatless Lords of the Treasury and Admiralty. Ttie motives that acceleraled lhe dissolution are probably theseTha Whigs calculate upon a majority after July, and they feet strong enough to refuse any terms to Sir Robert Peel and his fa thless ...

... of his appointment as Lord Chancellor of Ireland. This selection will give universal satis- faction. Mr. Pigot, the former Whig Attorney-General, is to be the new Chief Baron of the Exchequer, a station for which he is eminently qualified. LAW APPOINTMENTS ...

... exPress'on attributed to you, in a ? A a lpab}lZ d,nT»e* recently given to Mr. Burr Ri k S o°U.nty of Hereford returned two Whig- Radical .Members to Parliament, a„J Mr. Kedowin Hoskins voted.tor thi introduction of Bonded Corn.I shall feel obliged by ...

... suffrages of the Commons; but it is un- derstood that Mr. Fitzroy, the Chairman of Committees, will be put forward by the old Whig party. The sala y is JE6000 per annum, with a peerage on retirement, and £ 5000 for three liTes. ...

... possession of a half-crown of the pe- riod of Socrates, or a sixpence of the currency of Da- rius. They quarrelled worse than Whig and Tory over the relative value of their respective cabinets. But they were on most intimate and cordial terms. The three ...

... dissatisfaction with him on his conduct in the House of Commons and also in giving his support to the two factions, (nick named Whig and Tory), the authors of the great sufferings and calamities of the people, the nation's curse, and the people's direst foes ...

... use, and the police, were almost instantly in pursuit of the villain. but as yet havebeen unable to apprehend him.-Belfust Whig. At Chelmsford Assizes, on Tuesday, a young woman named Emma Elizabeth Hume, aged 24, was convicted, in very clear evidence ...

... was this morning circulated through the Town of Newport, rct/ue.slin ...