... amende to Lord Brougham. In tact, Mr. O'Connell's attack was severely condemned by more than one Liberal journal. The Northern Whig seasonably reminCed the hon. gentleman that immediat e l y atter the death of his own wife he appeared as active an agitator ...

... will be thrown out as S' tubs to the whale, and that under the combined ktluences of these moral and elevated motives the whigs will risk their lust chance upon a general elec• Zion. 7 (ilasyow Courier. A SECOND CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE FOR TOT- Ness —A ...

... having adopted any factious proceedings with the view of turning the whigs out of office, that we consider the abstinence from everything of the sort highly to their credit. The whigs who succeeded in turning out Sir ROBERT PEEL'S administration by means ...

... leasehold qualifi- cation, but left untouched upon the real and heinous grievance, wrought out of the registration clauses by those Whig and Romish functionaries who accept as irreversible evidence to the validity of a franchise now claimed, a certificate of its ...

... Edinburgh, to address her Majesty in support of the principles on which Ministers had conducted the government of Ireland, the whigs are defeated by the chartists. Departure of the Queen Dowager from Malta, for England. 3. Grand eight-oared cutter match on ...

... the' few, to whicth that government should lie directoti lipar, litart, aod ctieersj. These are the priti- ciples which the Whigs profess-ntbey are the principles by which I Itlipet e niisters have been directed ; they tiay have beneni directed with inferior ...

... were traitors. But let the people of iselves.—(Cheers, and a cry ,of We r the throne than that the people should I, if the Whigs succeeded in gaining a , the people must act, and that promptly Let them, therefore, send a man to the could trust—a man who ...

... usual impatience of order, and love of disturbance, which characterise large multitudes under mild systems of government The Whig-Radicals hate certain of the laws, especially the laws established for the protection of British agriculture, and they exult ...

... merchandise for the same time 1,642 9 4 Cattle 2O 5 0 —(Railway Times.) Total REPORTED CHANGES.—It is whispered about amorg the whigs that Lord Ebrington is to leave Ireland, and to take the place of Lord Normanby at the home department. That Lord Normaney ...

... in ; Our country still stand by her own proven might, To the shame of the rulers who rule not aright, Be they Tories, or Whigs, or a Radical band, Or a strong coalition, joined hand in hand. There are thousands who'll leave party questions alone, With ...

... usual impatience of order and love of disturbance which characterise lame multitudes under mild systems of government. The Whig hate certain of the laws, especially the laws estaolished for the protection of British agriculture, and they exult even in ...

... ballot wih be thrown out as' tubs to the whale, and that under the combined influences of these moral and elevated motive: the whigs will risk their last chance upon a general election.— Glasgow Courier. TOWER HAMLETS CONSERVATIVE — The Central Committee, ...