... sympa- h thies excited in the breasts of a loyal people on the marriage u of ayoungQuesee. Tito very sanguine may even expect a Whig or Liberal majority to be elected under such circum- . stances, combined with the revived bitterness against IHigh . Church ...

... For whether there bhould happen to be t profligate W'hig administration tir a prolligate Tory one, they vwould either of them have the power witbin their grasp of enslavitg the country. It was the Whigs in their wickedness that had fostered and nourished ...

... that appointed for the Meeting of Parliament, were delivered on Friday and Saturday last. Those of Viscount Melbourne to the Whig Peers were issued a few days pre- viously., A ?? us that a wealthygen- tleman of the Jewish nation, who possesses the Wyke ...

... class which aspiresaskttpini~ng~eo thedonilijinofl d the empire of Grealtidain asdita, oois ndpedn I t4 h Why dries sipt the W~hig press of England., isn the EadicalI 4, press, andi the Chartist. res cJica, to~tbis conspiracy 'Bu t I.the Chartists findit ...

... treason only, to prove the main allegation of 'intending to levy war.' RLPonrED CsuANrmES.-It is wispered aboni among tie Whigs that Lord Ebrington is to leave Ireland, and to take the place of Lord Normarhby at the Homle Department That Lord Normeaeby ...

... Melbourne's administration being put out of power, . as~d'tle triumph of Sir Robert Peel and the Tory p~rty at uasder him. The Whig ministry, supported.as it was by . all the strength and power of reform, failed any longer to sustain .the sceptre of the state ...

... Tory party to identify thesuselves withl the y corn-laws's. No doubt the corn qsuestion will be the /etal a de baialle of the Whigs, ministerialists, and Radicals, d Upon that, and probably ?? ballot, they will appeal to e the country. It is now understood ...

... of the 5th December, to the great dissappointmant of the merchants. IEVroRTED CnLsssec. - It is whispered about among the Whigs that Lord Ebrington is to leave Irelami, and to take the place of Lard Norenreby at the Home Pspartmoest That Lord Normanby ...

... 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 ...

... THE NORTHEtIS WIttG. Rosstrevor, Dec. 29th, 1639. StB-Some friendly hand-possibly yours-has sup- .plied me with the Northern Whig of the 16th, containing a very powerful expostulation on the subject of my diffe- rence with brother Liberals; and I have since ...

... is confidently aiticipoted. We read it in every paragraph, coin- Vlat snenicotion, and leader, of rise daily press, wliethar Whig, at Conservative, orlRadical. Theoexuineus forbedns olyaper ing iii thue columns Or tire Chronicle and Glolrc, andlite dark ...

... the star of the Whigs will then be t seen setting for ever, and, not only will the place- hunters get with all expedition from under a falling house; but the purses that are now open for elec- tioneering struggles, in hopes of the Whigs keeping I thei ...