... with the consent of their fathers, to transfer it to their Scrap-books '.— A oorrespondent of the Blair Om*, (Pennsylvania) Whig furnishes the paper with the particulars of an interesting incident, of which he was an eye-witness. It occurred a few years ...

... means of buckets of water, copiously supplied, snoseeded in extingeishiag the dames, without say serious mischief or damage Whig sustained. On a subsequent inspection it was assertaised that the gas had escaped from a assure in the pipe, which bad been ...

... tithe Twelve pair of bases rem* WM* row, Arejoised Mmes. beim; Theo the fell levee a(eeyenty ae. esquire. plistAllay PAN , Each Whig auk the Wad mot ID eine seam Otis isousabsois shot, Os for is osier rim, To Wow firth blast list dint ispplios. • ',pis Keats ...

... wiggles will Mt the the eutaset. (Loud deem) Now, as it hie been mid that Mr. Villiers is the beaker el lid sad that howy have • Whig *et bringing forward the se well OM% ewe hr - that it at me imetame,—st the immense ef these 'with whir a c are seesolated ...

... business of the House on the 12th instant, with plans and measures so admirably arranged as to disarm all opposition from the Whigs. And we think it would be very unfair of those gentlemen who for a very considerable time have enjoyed the sweets of office ...

... APTOIETICIETI.—The re- presentation of literature and science, will not suffer by the present changes of the Government. The Whig Ministry had some seines besides that of Lord John Russell not unknown in the republic of letters, and one of the last official ...

... sensitive choral in that seemingly reckless heart, had been jarred by the treachery of his friend and mistress. History of the Whig Ministry of 1830, to the Panning of the &Aron Bill. By John Arthur Roebuck, M.P. Two vols. London: Parker, Private Individuals ...

... ousted party realize the odious spectacle of their rivals in power; than there ensues • rally of supporters. As many as 168 Whigs and Liberals:mustered yesterday at Lord John Russell's invitation to hear and accept his policy for the conduct of the Opposition ...

... represeutative in Parliament. That was an exciting period—the different parties in the State were then nicely balanced. The Whig party bad been in power—if power it could be called—for a considerable number ofyears, but their majorities were so slender ...

... whole of the Political faith of the Noble LORD hinged. It is a strange thing that in the government of this Country, (be it Whig, or be it Conservative) there should be so many heart burning' and jealousies, which if traced to their right source could ...

... With a view to save themselves from disfranchisement, they will have to make love either to the Protectionists or to the Whigs ;—end the difficulty of foretelling which of the two parties the next election will establish in power, will render their choice ...

... solitary stash affording • full and sufficient proof of the care and deny, of the Inland Post 0111oe.—Noltiaglono dies. THE WHIG-RADICAL ALPHABET. A is Alban's St., of meet impure renew& B 'a B-11. the Wh4 Henke. Assist hma tetra Cl—Fp—cb. the brad aloe ...