... is a reputed heiress. It may be amusing to go and spy out the land; it can do no harm, and I'm cot young enough to singe my whigs in a harry. . Yes, I'll go down to Stamford House on Tuesday. Now to work.' The truth was, Mr Sutton wanted on* he married ...

... all that is passing in the THE ART OF PUTTING THINGS. minds of the people in Yorkshire and Lanarkshire, (front the Northern Whig.) and all the populous parts of the kingdom. (Hear, Sapporo there were but one newsreader in Belfast, hear) I have seen more ...

... revered by us who live in us immediate neighbourhood, and not only hear, and / eel of his kindness heart. R*- . applause-Tune, 'Whigs «'Pi°' »1* B **ter, »■ very neat speech, proposed Health of E . g ., factor on t,,r , ne half-a-century.' Councillor Robert ...

... its nature.' Let them remember their own position before the country, as well as the position of the question. They are not Whig Government, whose promises of avliamentary Reform reappeared annually as regularly primroses, and regularly faded away after ...

... upon the inevitable legion of sufferers jesty’s Ministere—and so on. The Times is t ve to and-out advocateof Whiggery. The Whigs pr po offi a Reform Bill, gave it prominence in the Q Speech, but did not bring it in at all, an ot be in the eyes of the ...

... board the ex-Emperor, his family, and suite.' in the transfer of land is a subject greatly requiring attention ; but while the Whigs were iu office, there was little chance of any reform of an abuse by which their friends were such gainers ; and the Attor ...

... ionise He deo nod the steamed ofi be the bill draws up lest year, expressing the views de Iu Paneled Boards : the pile del of Whig that the while it ode pievideo he the of perm free wad Wend. lode me provides for people soot dense to ewer their dew of was ...

... In almost perfect calm we are about to reconstruct the House of Commons, with more sober hopes and fears than those of the Whig and Tory time. ...