... instanee of Ilyu\' aml presumption approaching to insanity. e wor, s WE BOVer relicd on the diseretion or the mmu;- of the Whigs or Pechites, where the inte| oring of place were inquestion, we ks on to pots « the Bill as iatrodueed. This we may do very ...

... me Awurica.—The following list of the -OMM;-‘-..- in vogue in the United States is from the New York Tribune : Republicans, Whigs, Woolly Heads, Silver Grays, Probibitionists, Temperance Party, Swringent Licensers, {l\onl Suasionists, Constitutional ts ...

... souls, cl eted by the body to which they belong, and mayors are to be ex offici members of those boards. Of course with the Whigs though ' not improperly, peehaps, i this case wmspectors with wissioners, the st clause of the report was, atter o long and ...

... to bring it up to the standard of 634 b. per bushel, oue bushel in every 124 bushels thus sold is omitted from the roturos, whig of course, makes those documents Pro (anty fallacioys, The infarior descriptions of grmin, such as beans, burley g oats, are ...

... one can doubt thut, i l.on'?lubn Lomes for seversl years i one of the principal Scholastic | Russell polled the whole army of Whig placemen, they vashments i Parie, would have saul just what Lansdowne, Grey and ems moderate. References to Ministers and Parcats ...

... estimate of his mental, moral and pohtieal character, We shall, we suppose, be told in reply, or rather in extonuation of the Whig and Peclite short-mghtedness, that, when they wpheld Mr. Cobden, or rather were upheld by Jam, they did not quite know the ...

... the war and if they support the eivil and religious feeling of the world they must not be crippled by the narrow.mined old Whigs. He told the electors to speak out and be determined. The very moment a party sacrifices its priocip'es be would make his bow ...

... astomshinen, as an mstanee of and presmpton approaching to sty S ewe mever relied o the diserction or the | Homet s e the Whigs or Peclites, where the inte“H“‘,‘;‘ place WOre I question, we pass on it Tl s datrdueel. This we way do very . ,|l ;.- for ...

... supposed that he was caught at that period when, according to Mr. Bernal Osborne, the ‘whip’ was used as a fishing-rod, and the Whig Government made & miraculous draught of baronets. How he got Marylcbone is better known. The weakuess of that borough, which ...

... John Russell. In the ** Chrom. cle” —the organ of the Duke of Neweastle, \ir. Gladstone and Mr. Siduey Herbert-we read that by Whig lordship’s ** opinionated obstinaey is wischievouy for the credit as well as the safety of the Gover, ment.” Unfortunately ...

... in the field for the representation of East Norfolk—Mr. Stracey, Tory and administrative reformer, and Mr. Heary Birbeck, Whig. JupGe JACKsON, in addressing the grand jury at the Limerick County Assizes, said that during forty years’ expericnce of the ...

... statistics in those countens it sel conyenient for vatted Peelites, or for theorctical Whig- Radicals, to have the “unadorned truth” told out, “The big loat,” which carned the Whig-Poclite cloetions, has beeome what it was always, **a more patl,” and “the people ...