... measure met with anything but general acceptant's-, and, indeed, was regarded with disfavour by most of the leaders of the Whig party.— Taws. _ RATIPATNIO Pnorzerion —At • me-tmg of the membei• of this amocistion held in the Qu.en's rooms on Monday evening ...

... VENTNOR. NanoNAL Houma, Pon CouscrnPriox.— We have the pleasure of 'Whig that Lieutenant- C .lonel Atherley, of Shanklin, has joined the Board of I Idanaternent of this Institution, the chairmen of which is the Right Hon. B.r Lawrence Peel, of Wroxell ...

... deposed that on Frklay, July shoat six o'clock, she left bar house. Before &lag se she locked the door and fastened the wisdom, Whig the key away with her, and proceeded to where her husband was employed. When she returned, shoat half-pait eight, as armed ...

... rounding at 4h. 6m. Bach reached away for the Warner under mainsails, gaff topsails, tuesail, and jib; then, easing sheet, aid Ii Whig jib topsails, came down off the wind, ps•fong the starting vessel thus—Neva, 41. 23m. 37.. Christine, 4h. 65m. 14s. The Neva ...

... prancing aeons the able-walk without any reference to the other half, and the boys all following him, studying anatomy ridl• Whig action of his liver I It be handleatiage rybody ought to guard against • 11400 this sepasi he. iadissis4 ...

... that Sir John (hen Colonel) Tyrrell, first contested the county ageinet Mr. Ch tilos Callis (afterwards Lord Western), the Whig statesman, and Pole Wellesley, nephew of the Iron Duke, who stood in the charac:er of a Reform.m; and the election was iubtedly ...

... View. The founder of the family been a Whig Lord, the son of a political adventurer at the time of the , Revolution • enriched by the spoils of the Jacobites. His son bec ame a Tory under Queen dune, and then a Whig at the accession of the House of Hanover ...

... both the great parties in this country. The MARQUIS Of I contented himself with a recital of a few former mistakes of the Whigs and Liberals. Conservatives are not opposed to progress; they doubt not, any more than their political rivals, that ' the one ...

... w- Mr. J. Jeekins, Star-street. to any add•••••• 1 • 7 174 144••••• = la. bent posture. Thus mechanical movement, la whig e n Is 1141 w 11E14E1'314 e r : Pereel by IiZNRI C. GALLue, am., 12.90 p.m., and 8.30 p.m. sun Saturdays Mr. Chambers, Haylands ...

... nothing can be lucre elegant than an entirely black costume, if made. But everptiiing must be black : black dress with jet trim- Whigs, jacket with jet trimmings, black hat with baud and jet Murat or clasp in front, black gloves, black boots or 111100.1, black ...

... in. usual result—. viz., a flood of muumuus; the merle Of the latter mainly consists in the iagentnty exerted, not simply In Whig the mums shape, but making the general appearance of the wrappers resemble that of %be genuine article. Thellanufecturers • ...

... rcutler the Jiro iial acceptable tot! .,t al r, N Western trail. ; .i 1 , ngton „6 19 121117.1 352 52 .. 1 A gel - the result Whig that it has Lecowe the most p•pulat : perties.-It is an exallatit supper le and 17. SU v•SELL. slash:T. COVENT GARDEN, V Joyntoot ...