... woman, of Jama died at the age of 130; and in 1808, Martha Hannah, of Cullyback)', Ireland, livedto 126. A VOTER (Chathzim)-fle Whig and Tory factions, as our corre- spondent terms them, took their rise about 1649. A. Y.-Sea-signals were first devised by James ...

... appearanes of Paganisii Redivivus at tire s5 Concert, yesterday, bad tire effect of filling the Hail irr every port.- sp ?? Wh~ig, Tuesday, November 13th, 1866. thr Second Engagemeint, Novemnber 18th, 1866 1i,949 Persorrs. or, Yesterlay everring oen ...

... -Certainly; we hope so. An inquiry into the sums of money advanced by the Treasury, through the agency of Joseph Parkes, to assist Whig candidates, wouldpro- duce some astounding disclosures. NyMo.-It was the Duke of Queensbury, when Lord March, who planned the ...

... under the words used, having only stated his belief of the fact. A, R. (Manohester)-A wins. A. N. R. .(Knightsbridge)-The Whigs imposed additional taxes in all the departments inquired after; and it was the falling off of the re- venue, obtained by their ...

... millions; and he proposed to raise fourteen millions by Exchequer Bills, which was agreed to after considerable opposition. 7he Whigs have always been bad Budget makers, simply because they have been dishonest ones, using cunning instead of straightforward ...

... transportation for life. Now-in less than twelve ?? holds enployment under the Colonial Govern. ment! This is the way the Whigs punish TRAITORSo! ! HOMsaR HOLDERS (Liverpool)-Courvoisier murdered Lord William Russel, May 5, 1840 (see ERA of May 10i.-The ...

... I laIsiluts, PowdcnI'ttes' Laxes, ?? Pulls, EVillsit, Cot-I, Ctnl1,-su Fsluid, Wbig- lii-stt alisd Stansud for fireSnsig- Whigs iii, Ci, Xi!. lOrclrs; recl ccii-5'o -ictcpisci: Itisttssl nIs. A0,ti-sli,, C. El. FOX, -25, RItUSS1~i-Si'TICEE, CfI-tVN ...

... Litterature in support of the peculiar cia- ratteristics of the apologue. W X.-Sir James Graham represented Carlisle as a Whig, from 1820 to i830, in which year he was elected for the county, in opposition to the Lowytber interest.I RoBBTS a (Birmin ...

... TE LIE OFA BEGAR.Messs.Wlearle, W. Travers, Coiing, radha Saile, racis Aderon HoeMontague; Misses Seamn, . Yung HAneoyandtil whig tregthof the companly, ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, R COVENT.GARDEN. Mr. ALFRED MELLON'S Socond Annual Saries of Grand PRO. MENADE ...

... (Sloane-street}-l. At present wve have no applicants wishing for a file of the paper. ?? Yes, he was held to bail during the Whig Administration in 1838-9. A CONSTANT SUBSCRIBER (Manchester)-The information may be ob- tained at Mr. Capper's Office, Whiteihall ...

... he made a distinctive feature ef the perform- ance -Liverpool Reviewv, June 2d. Mr Perceval Clark as Narcisse was highly ?? 'Whig, March 6th. A very clever piece of character acting was shown by Mr Perceval Clark as Narcisse. -Glasgowr Evening News, March ...

... head an2d heart,served his yvanty na7flyfsr half a century. But the Tories alwage neglected or ill-treated their friends- the Whigs ksow hotter. A SIX YEARS' Sunscuonam,- Whilst fully agreeing with you in the bad taste exhibited ino the article you have enclosed ...