... into a majority? have the Whiss fallen out with O'Coimell, and joined Sir Robert? have the Radicals united with turn out the Whigs ? is there at last a plain Conservative reaction ? have the old man at Windsor and the young girl at Kensington been carried ...

... three sorts people wot owes money. In the first place, there's the Tory; says he shan't pay—slap. Then there's the snivelling Whig; he promerses to p«y. Then there's the hout and Radical, he ses, J did pay (considerable laughter.) Now, my Lord, I don't ...

... of the duplicate notices not having been served personally the Town Clerk. The Whigs took 65 objections, 45 of which they substantiated. Of the claims, were taken the Whigs, of which were established—B were taken the Tories, aid all failed. Railroad accidents ...

... Died by suffocation. Lord has again taken bis pen in defenctr of the Whigs,, against the charges brought against them by the present Reformers. His Lordship says, Those among the Whigs, who at any time supported reform in Parliament, have not, that know ...

... modern Whigs had run from him, not from them (a laugh). (.Mr. Henett) was an old M'hig, not old Whig become Radical (cheers). His principles would lead him wholly to reform abuses wherever they might be found -to exist. Whether proposed by Whigs or Tories ...

... Tory Duke of Northumberland, Lords Mount-Edgecumbe and St. Remains, Lady Bassett, Messrs. Carew, Rood, and Tremayne; of the Whig Sir W. Call, Sir Colman Rashleigh, Sir J. Saule, Mr. Trevanion, Mr. Peter, and Mr. Robarts ; and of the Radical Sir W. Molesworth ...

... and genial weather with which we have been favoured throughout one of the most critical periods of the seaßon. The Northern Whig states that in the counties of Antrim and Down and in the neighbouring counties there has been a large breadth of potatoes ...

... our reading of the Roman Catholic endowment scheme,—a reading which many have condemned, aa a most uncharitable construction Whig motives. It is now confessed, and seemingly without a shadow of sense its unutterable baseness. Cram the wnteh-dogs, make ...

... with perfect impartiality, whenever impartiality was his duty ? these points cannot denied (and I ; never heard them denied by Whig or Tory), then I do contend, that all classes of the electors—the avowed and professed Anti-Reformers only very small class) ...

... that if is re-elected, he will take btat; and highly esteemed, that doubt exists of his return.- Mr. TJtiaht's (who are in the Whig interest) have to sccure his rc-election in independent planner. At St. John's, Newfoundland, on the 18lli of April, Capt. ...

... people. The arguments for this Bill had Wen but two—that similar measures had existed Wore, and that they had been upheld the Whigs. But though they had before existed, they had been for some years a dead letter; and if they were now to be revived, they must ...

... appointed to succeed the Duke of Newcastle in the Lord Lieutenancy of Nottingham. Committee on the Cablow Borough Election.—Whigs: G. Grote, Hon. P. Butler, J. Martin (Tewkesbury), P. Ainsworth, D. Morris, Lord A. Lennox, Sir R. L. Dundas, E. Protheioe ...