... face in general is smooth. It is exactly in the state in al 1- which it was found by the foritunate miner Who found of ?? Whig. of *- General Kalbermatten, Minister of War at Rome, has of to issued a notification, dated the 6th inst., in which he an- ...

... corn law have ever been abolished if we lead t 1 net lied men in our front ranks who were proof against the alold war cry of Whig and Tory ? Such a doctrine msny suit t cliques and clubs, but what wouldd the great public Say to 81 rd it ? Try one of your ...

... fought c for educational equality, and it was nobly granted I to the great mass of the Irish people by Lord a Stanley. The Whig ministry as nobly proposed t to complete the boon by founding three colleges I for the wealthier portion of the people, and ...

... was filled with states- men, clergymen, churchmen and dissenters (so bitterly opposed at that period in all things else) I Whigs and Tories (who had been persecuting one another to banishment and the scaffold), lawyers, tradesmen, and a multitude of women ...

... opposition were waited in their st objections to it. Judging froim the 'speeches of the q leaders, Lord Althorp speaking for the Whigs, Sir Robert of Peel for himself and his party, it did not appear possible ti that the latter would ever assenit to direct taxation ...

... opposing par ty brought out Mr. e Jacob Bell, who rcalls hint self a member of the ,. Society of Friends, and w! io seems to be a Whig oin politics. At thl nomination the latter gentle- main was openly charged with bribery aid corrup- tion-in fact, with having ...

... spilit; and it is also a severe castigation of the ns Prime Minister for having abandoned the heredi- vo tary policy of the Whig partyevotiou to civil of and religious liberty-and united himself to the be uproarious bigotry of the day. Mr. Roebuck toseems ...

... British agents to be a practical recognition of the Anglo. an d Mosquitian pretensions in central America. VIu e A general Whig concveltion was held the last week il. of l September, for the nomination of State officers, at which an *) resolutions were ...

... ti hie is said to haive had the best, prospects of sue- Perid cess,`thought it~prudent to abandon thelfield to I It his 'Whig opponenlt, Mr. F. Culvert, ?? and the Ae Sergeant's !friends covered his retreat by asserting ,that his Unitarian prunciples ...

... Protectionist members.) Now lie knew very well that a conventionill indulgence wvas allwys exhibited towards the finance of a Whig ministry. (Laughter.) They could i- not expect the government to escel ill every )ranlch. The a foreignl office by its pecremptory ...

... possession of a goil, lirivlteI for- tg I for tuiie, the riglet lison. geistlemami iegins pierhiaps tot flisey ti, but that the Whig tenure of office 'liit3 lie short, anld tisat, Fi leg tlscrefere, lie hail bletter oxchaltig I,( office cuad salary foil- ...

... Though not desirous of bringingl politics into B if ?? trusted the isov'ement would 'have an effect hi~ 0 upon those of the Whig party, who had appropriated portions .e3 of the public money for the purpose of taking into their ti ~,pay the Catholic priests ...