... of the Reform Club, that has been playing the part of a. little boy, masquerading in his father's hat, to frighten the whole Whig family~in Aberdeen. Urgent solicitations were telegraphed from Aberdeen, and urgent counsel telegraphed in. return -from London ...

... aecd to see tsroegh the sophistry of the Whigs-thest they are awakening to a sense of their danger, acid arc resolv- ed to take th s manegement of tiseir nd'nirs istO their osnet hands-thlat, ilc shoat, Whig de&potislr is At the close of its reign in ...

... ns were supported by Sir ROBiERT. PEEL tileha .ti Duke Of WELLINGTON, and other leading Conservatives, an OF- bytw dbldu Whigs. But op~. tissltIceotdbterogc ,giposedqy eaingWhgteBtot ponIi aiodo its lit d thn uoe sms remarks of one of' the cemibers of ...

... ia, ciliate the Parnellites. An effort will now, says or the official Liberal organ, be made to effect an alliance with the Whigs, in order to resist the Irish dictator's demands. - The 88th annual cattle show of the Smithfield Club opened on Monday at ...

... Rule members, not because it is ap- proved by the collective wisdom of Parliament. The Daily Newvs hears that a meeting of Whig members of Parliament, held on Thursday to consider the Irish Compensation Bill, was thinly attended, and that it resulted ...

... imoperial Cazette, Consrifsitionna Review, and Political! (leaner, Satulrdas Observer. Rerorder, ?? Dis patch, Englishmati, Whig, Guardian,assd Artigallican 'Mo- nitar, Sunday. fl3's Meseseer, Examincr; , )'atliouja Register, l3ritish Neptune, the News ...

... then aittack ing it; and, thie anti-reformers having all along shawny dithemselves sidmple at all eannerna of tricks, Mr Na Whig rasaults ta that V, paesifice on tie presentocorrsian. lie talilsus tie 'Whip are alloappased to - cit ?? insterasts of a' ...

... presect, in great danger. The Wcigs have threatened to abolish the Corcc h Laws; Sir Michael admits lie is of that party. The Whigs have also, during I e the last few days of the session, under pretecace of regulating the custom du- a ties, smuggled into ...

... motive was a desire t9 help a cowardly, hypocritical, Fen priest-hunting, buckshot -distributing, base, bloody, daci I~rtatal, Whig~overlswesat. Assi .. I I I 1. it i- a :f, I , I ?eI ?oI iei dI a t. -I dI ,oI I a 1,I a( 11I I I t .1I f, ti I (I Iz I i ...

... Government had, he said, pur- sued a policy which had been inaugurated by Lord Beacdnsfield, namely, the opolicy of dishing the Whigs, and he expressed his belief that the next step in that direction, on the part of the present Government. would be to introduce ...

... the Portiblio of the Ettrick Sheplierd. No. 2. L-d B-rn to Joseph (Grilmaldi, Esq.-XI. A WVhig as he ought to be-a pure old Whig.-XII. Dana's Buccaneer.-XII.-The Re- sult of the Elections. Williana Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh; and T. Cadell, Strand, ...

... -IV. Ane rychlte gudc and preytious Ballande. C(nipylict by AIr t - llougge.V. Notices, Travelling and Political, by ac u1 Whig-I-later.-VI. Zuinglius, the Swiss Refo'mer.- e Vl{. Awskwardnest.-VI1. El3egiac Stanzas. Iy D)elta. t -IX. Tice Clare Election ...