... had found every passage and corner densely oocupied within. The little spare man was Lord John .Russell, the leader of the whigs-Wirwsps, UTBe INDIA ML. -T'[he following seemingly well-i foundved complaintis from the Times of Tuesday:-; For -the ?? of ...

... was sold in the street entitled El glorioso Triumfo del Toro IMexicano.I Conciliatiqon and Gratitude.,-The might-have-been Whig government had a pleasant prospect before them in, the way of concillatlon, concesadon, peace, gratitude, and so forth, fromr'tbe ...

... th What thing upon his back had got In Did wonder more and more. on It Away went Robert-neck or nought oe Past Radical and Whig; oi Ee little thought when he began If His bill would be so big, di The Peeg did bark, the Herald scream'd, Out spoke the farmers ...

... before, W1sat tlisng UPOnI hi l bittl had got BDid weonder more and more. Away went Robert-neck or nought Past ltadical and Whig; He ?? thcught wheii he began ,His bill would be'so big. ?? Post tid bark,'ihe ife7 tal screau'd, Out spoke the ?? all, And ...

... Parliament.-Punch. No doubt whatever exists In the best-informed circles, that an understanding has been come to between the Whigs on the one side, and the Conservatives on the other, with respect to the redurtion of the Protestant, and the endowment of ...

... spiritedly about it. It is a The Quarterly, the Edinburgh, and the Westminster, are tl e associatedinourniindswitl Tory, Whig, and Radical a 5- . II opinions. But other organs have started into existence. i] t Here is the Dublin Review, published ...

... tile the The rose lifts kp its lip serens, vill 'he insects stitl, tilhat rostless thing, He mankes noe anoie, lie stirs nwo Whig, .'ue so fresh he grows and clean. ere t The brainehes thrill slid drip Lail bow, o Luixurliouis to the nir; icl How green ...

... friends of liummin progress ?--'Glasgow Argus'. Tm7 MIeIS~rnsIAa MINcASIuniS.-Ou Saturday Lord J. RuMSell held a meeting of whig~ members of the Lower t Reuse, for thle purpose of submitting. to them ?? vievs, in an, iilteiitions with~ icepect to two ...

... remarkable is the one on ' The New Mhilistry, in d which somie shrewd practical remarks are made on the diffi- a] culties of the whig administration, i reference to popular ii education, atad church establishments. Altogether the num- tl her is a very good ...

... hardest and simplest k unity requires. The free negro is ahvave a con ative, whenever he is allowed to vote, he gives it to t whig candidate. The Irish are as invariably democrats and are so numerous and united a body, as materially to influence the elections ...

... little was seen of the new settlers' depredations, be ,vith the exception of the ground being bestrewed with 26 of bones and Whigs, the refuse of ReYnacrd's larder giving er. strong indications of his occasional visits to some of the irn neighbouring hen-roosts; ...

... tendency ofuri correspondent's a letter-attempts to sow dissension in the radical camp t( and thereby conduce to the triump of a whig or tory a candidate-will riot be made. Wehve noe hesitation in v predicting that, if Mr. Smith he returned, hie wvil be found ...