... experience and of common sense. Twelve years ago few then living had seen Whig principles practically applied to government, none had ever seen Conservative government. The Whig party was then in blossom, full of grace and of promise, the Conservative ...

... religious blow, according to the v th H 0 f propartizans, has not T b e sayings and doings of testantism for many days. it is> the Whig that proportion as the however, satisfactory {h foundations of g0,..y~ ,..y~ - peace, are extended and strcngthened^^_^ It ...

... subjec- I tion by the leaders, and more particularly by I Joe’s mother, who seemed to have the most m| fluence.”— From the Quincy Whig, Extra | j June 28. From passengers and officers of the Dove, we learn that, on yesterday, a messenger from Go- vernor Ford ...

... been fully borne out, by Sir John M‘Neill: and that in no instance, has Sir John felt it necessary to vary the line.—Northern Whig of Thursday. Nfw Fishery Act.— We have just received a copy of this Act, which appears to have been deferred the latest period ...

... apprehension, and is a course preferable, we cannot but think, to the coercion bills and daily proclamations with which the Whigs have found it necessary to treat their present allies. CHANGES THE HOUSE OF COMMONS DURING THE LATE SESSION. From the commencement ...

... considered creditable to Conservative government, and condemnatory of Whig opposition. The Irish Whigs. (from the standard.) There is something heroic in the determination of the Irish Whigs to contribute their share, small though it be, to the general discontent ...

... Doctor Boyd, Member for Coleraine, has been appointed Registrar-General under the new Presbyterian Marriage Act. —Northern Whig. Honorary Dlgree. —The Western University of Pennsylvania has conferred the honorary degree of D.l). on the Rev. Clarke Houston ...

... England is preparing for such event with significant activity, and the petty comedy which was lately performed between the Whig orators and the journals of their party, when they affected to deplore the dimunitien of the maritime armaments of England ...

... has denied to it. The House of Lords, assembled as a Court of Appeal, does not presume to controvert the opinions of three Whig law lords. The House of Commons, without possessing any right to i reverse the proceedings of any Court of law, has attempted ...

... There he might have remained for his year, or for fifty years, if such were his sentence, but for the casual vote the three Whig lords. Thus he is no more entitled to boast of his security at the tribunal than of his daring in the field. He might as well ...

... crisis, is now gravely discussing the merits a federal union —the Whigs have formed a Lichfield House compact with the Repealers to propose and support the scheme (yes, the very Whigs who, at the close of their reign, refused patronage or offices of honour ...

... in pursuit of another object. What has happened before /nay happen again. Indeed, have lately seen attempt made by the same Whigs to steal again into office by a side door (an European war), and if they had sue- ceeded in exciting the people to the desired ...