... and the members present severally concurring in his views, the trust-deed was signed, and the meeting separated.— Northern Whig, Dec. 28. THE WILITEHAVEN AND FURNESS RAILWAY.—OUr readers will find, fully detailed in our advertising columns, the particulars ...

... been able to establish a solitary advantage. The professional men engaged to watch the proceeding for the two great parties, Whig and Conservative, agreed by common consent not to treat the agent of the League with ordinary courtesy, from disgust at the ...

... protege at his post. In Canada, if the clouds which have so long obscured the horizon begin to disperse, it is because the Whig policy has been adhered to, and the skill and firumes. of Sir Charles Metcalfe have escaped the perverting influence of a home ...

... Somes by Mr Codner. The candidates then addressed the electors. Mr Moffatt avowed himself a free trader ' and the friend of the whig ministers, on whose good services he enlarged; and as to the interests of Dartmouth, he recommended a railway as the solo thing ...

... Middlesex are the last on record. The Whig Minister WALroLE was the last who practised open bribery of members of parliament. So, reasoning from analogy, it is to be expected that a practice too bad for the Whig faction to have recourse to, will be u ...

... scientific school but on the most just experience of practical results. Nevertheless, do we conceal our opinion that the old Whig leaven of the Navy Office will be found worthless and unprofitable servants. It will, perhaps, be remembered that attention ...

... and we will venture to say that nine-tenths of those men who have been protest- ing and memorialising are, if not avowedly Whigs, Whi_js at heart. Let Churchmen look well to these things. Our only motive for venturing at all upon such dangerous ground ...

... Scotland they order these matters somewhat \ differently. It is true at agricultural meetings they ' do not nickname each other as Whig and Tory, but let any measure threaten their interests, and see how both classes join together. Or even if the lanndlords ...

... substantial consideration resolves itself to this — Did Lord WhaBNCLIFFE prevent the House of Lords from expressing dissent to the Whig deelaimers' dic- tum ? Did Lord WHARNCLIFFE hinder the Peers from denying that Mr. O'Coxxell's conviction had been effected ...

... preserve its at post. In Canada, if the clouds which have so long obscured the horizon begin to disperse, it is because the Whig policy has been adhered to, and the skill and firmneat of Sir Chaum Metcalfe have escaped the perverting influence a Home ...

... poor man. The impracticability of any but a fixed and uniform duty has already been shown the experiment made in 1833-4 by 'he Whig Government, who imposed a scale of duties on qualities, which, as was predicted them by all experienced men, gave rise to the ...

... their opponents with Cox«ll ; it was easy and airreealde | hnd fault with the Irish system, the sucres-ful Irish system of the Whigs ; that fr» m the head the heels the Tory party, from Sir U. Prul down to the Tadpoles and the Taper*, there was not a question ...