... to whiggish ears But the corn laws !—ay, the corn-law question may again impart something of factitioui importance to the whigs —may render them, as it were, arbitrators between agriculture and foreign trade—and secure for them, during the approaching ...

... later by two days than those received by the Toronto. Last night we received through our agents at Liverpool, the Northern Whig of Saturday, and the Cork Standard of Friday evening. N , ither paper contains any news of importepee, but the rapidity of ...

... their ends? They replied vociferously that they prepared to shed the blood of the whigs like water, if they could not get their rights by other means; but added that whig blood was not the best blood in the state. In Governor Ritner's proe clamation he ...

... attended with disastrous consequences? Let us add that, as we have always advised the labouring poor who are the victims of the whig poor law from resorting to other than constitutional and legal means of redress, so we do now more particularly exhort them ...

... class of political agitators and a different lawfor another. There ought not to be the penal law for the agitators against be whig poor law, and the law of impunity in regard to c ue agitators against lithe. The public disturbers, who , ~are tootinually ...

... antagonists, must the whigs themselves now be content to be tried. Let that test, then, be applied to the state of affairs, in any part of the British empireafter that empire has been blessed for, now, eight long years with the benefits of whig sway—and what ...

... which had received so severe a shock from the contact of whig-raOical emissaries,will, no doubt, soon recover their directing influence over that valuable class of our population whom the whigs and whiglings have so grossly deceived and maltreated. It ...

... nation, that is always suffi. cient to correct the record. In the origin of this quarrel, as far we can see, the whigs ale in error. The whigs are clearly wrong to be the cause of such an excitement, when the locofocos are coming to pieces of their own accord ...

... special request. A caLle-able number of whites, we unders-and, were pr.seat at this d . isposition.of hit repasins.—Aulakt Whig. ...

... punhhmerits or rewards. We aretold that deserving effieers hive been !reelected to make room for the promotion of scions of whig families, to the detrimeet of the interests of both the publ c a , d the service. These are said to be too well known to be ...

... nation ; that is always sufficient to correct the record. In the origin of this quarrel, as far we can see, the whigs are in error. The whigs are clearly wrong to be the cause of such an excitement, when the locofocos are coming to pieces of their own accord ...

... the conduct of the whig government, and, in connection with them, the two sitting mem. bera for Bradford, scrutinising severely the pledges, practices, and present language of those liberal, and, as he called m, literty-loving whig members, denouncing ...