... predominating vehemence. Shew a good a, front, and make believe that we are in earnest, was ite, the argument used. The Whigs are squeezeable; F of and we have now the lucky opportunity of pointing tto for to low prices and immense imports, as evidence ...

... THE TAXES ON KNOWLEDGE. Irf c;- - n -rona ho * At, - n. a _, X If ignorance be the curse of God, and knowledge o the Whigs whereby we fly to heaven,highly culpable r must be the Government which, merely for considera- h d tions of State policy, imposes ...

... fire was the work of an incendiary; but, as yet, nothing et has turned up likely to lead to the detection of the guilty hie ?? Whig. hs tir TENANT-RitOIT MEETING AT BALLINGAnsy.-The MO Id Tipperary Free Press contains six columns of a report of fr ld a very ...

... rnot, there' are stro'ge ,tb, s political reasons vhy the present state-of matteis' ue id' should be unsatisfactory to the Whigs. Recent iatli: Oll ?? dr f cations of popular opinion on the subject of educa- ut tion have encouraged the Ministerial leanings ...

... lodging till next day, 1it was so unpleasant travelling. This is 9high life below stairs with a vengeance. The aristoc- racy, Whig and Tory, are continually striving to lodge their families upon us-it is so unpleasant working. They cannot dig, but are not ...

... nations collects, on the same platform, prelates and nonconformists, peers and tradespeople, ambassadors and manufacturers, Whigs and Tories, Free-traders and Protectionists. I Every where the proposition meets with the most cordial reception ; local ...

... the community might more rea- sonably trust them for the conservation of property than either the Conservatives or the Whigs. Whig govern- ment under Lord Melbo.urne was a lottery: and all pro- positions of the time for shaving the fundholder, for tam- ...

... and, finding that his former chief has abandoned the struggle for domination, and being reluctant to join the mere debating whigs, he has taken his post for the nonce as a volunteer among those who, whatever may be their failings, seem indisposed to rust ...

... and also with having in his possession one other counterfeit sixpence, well knowing the same to be false and counterfeit.-Mr. Whig- ham conducted the prosecution; the prisoner was unde- s ?? Harrison, of Stanley-street, Preston, | c deposed that on Friday ...

... had conjoined it. The old whig. doctrine was, that this the sovereign ruled by the 1grace of 'Brooke's's,. now -it ran. Aft by' the 'grace 'of Manchester. For his part, lie hated e dji( equally both sentinients. on the -whigs the hon. member the n proceeded ...

... to the declarations made in the late debate, in justification of their conduct. The natural and instinctive tendency of the Whig and Tory parties is toward re- action, if not fusion; and the whole thing that can arrest this backward movement is determined ...

... tl emancipation, just says that, if he had his way of C it, he should give a vote to none except those who d, were sound in Whig faith and doctrine. at We should perhaps feel that we had wasted time St in a too minute criticism of Lord John Russell's al ...