... the usual amount of logical power, alnd abuse was abollidanltly poured forth oui 'the traitor Peel, upon r. Cobde, a the Whig ministry, and all othel partis ?? so Al blind as to perceive that dear boead is the only a remedy for poverty amad distress ...

... the ad- lie mission of California, and other vexed questions, bt to a select committee of thirteen, seven of whom at were whigs and six democrats, and they appear to I n-have agreed to three bills. The important treaty irs with England regarding Central ...

... APxStaTOse'8 assertions, it is generally believed lstb&N. . Dnouyxi DE' i'Huxs' departure is anything but agreeai2 - tio' th~ Whig`1inistry. It is 'understood that the Fretti Le .Goverument will insist that the terms agreed ons in Loadic, and aidltliose ...

... farmers, a niotopoly of treason and sedition, or- the:' be special -privilede of violating -the '.provisions.'of the famous-' whig 'enactmenf,- which- psohibtsit .-open and,.advisedl ve speaking' of~'a 'certain character Wben, tberefore;.they- trt assemble- ...

... for the* ditleof their so'res, bitt for thie' Pliiubility ,of their vrotes' ?? lad0to) Tihestatic thuitg~biapposid.w'hel a ,whig hlord fo ,ade~twet over. lie, gave, awaly a p ace to aflumaiti liecielisbrrister, and there was aun ?? howl thja~t-j the , ...

... Thursday last Mr. Meredyth, of Randelstown, county of Meath, and a ?? of Sir William's, had commenced a canvass among the Whigs of Drogheda. Between six and seven o'clock -on Monday evening, as Michael Kennedy was proceeding home from Nenagh, after attending ...

... U The Whigs will be stigniatised as betrayers of vY the country,-feeble and bedliddets, bultmalevoleut th llags. Howvever, as notling very patriotic could be expeceted from Destructives, the shower of in- vective will fall lightly on the Whigs. Onl ...

... (leror. ( TIuev ?? ?? luilillpsI to PP e _P ic Is in ttyiuhd ill eidll. (A Vo-ice - TIl.ia- ps yof T1u puit tie suteudris Whigs ti ul silt- (Latug llter.I Ieletusse tipk rs tl IOil fa I!1 jis1'~2 5to 361,6 lyunld tjie lie p~5itpk ttsC p~p~pIPP liticniqt-and ...

... town. A vast number of visitors, chiefly English, have arrived, even thus early, at the Lakes. QUEEN'S COLLEGE.-The Northern Whig, in referring to the concluding scene of the first session of the Northern College, says- The principle of non-sectarian ...

... Commons his unqualified sanction of the course pursued by Lord PALMERSTON, we should t not be at all surprised to find the Whig Cabinet suddenly dislocated bythe most contemptiblesquabble that ever led to the downfall of any Ministry. Lord STANLEY'S speech ...

... be offended; or the Emperor of Austria should withdraw the ensanguined light of his countenance from Tories as well as from Whigs. Had the outrages of the Greeks been perpetrated upon men of rank, the ques- tion would have been a totally different thing ...

... favour ogvemet. tou.t of, th th -ese one huinrK .~ dfyotne; nao fe'wer 'tbdi'i~'i'gh't 'eer6 i out '*W'ere' createdi by'the Whig admniniatrationis since *l830t 6i'. had, BIthtbeir ,titles called out of abeyance, orbhave receivedan increase- nyof rank fin ...