... (iheers ) It was an unfortunate circums~tance, but historically true, as he had once stated in the house of Com- mone, that the Whigs had never produced a Chncellor of the Exchequer; and many of the leading Woige admitted that there was a great Ldeal of truth ...

... miDiaterial excuse for broken promises. Hence Mr. Locke King's County Franchise Bill, to the principle of whioh both sides, Whig and Tory, are oommitted, shelved by the shabby expedient of the previous question; and beyond a doubt, the fate awaits the ...

... minutes of the proceeding.s from in A sulCIDE TRAczs TO A REVIVAL. - A corre- ha spondeut of the anti-revival Belfast N7oraternu Whig re ?? Saturday last, a respectable farmeer named at ,Thomas Park, aiged 60 years, who resided in the ib townland of Drousadonnel ...

... How dioneraent is the ?? front the ?? I Lord RIIBats heae for his head' covering the traditional white beaver of the okld Whigs. The venerable Marqtiis of Lanadownee hamself never mounted O furrier one than Little Johnny appears in. Beavers, and white ...

... Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, common brewers e a a Deveish Idedow, .9on, and Co , Uvarpeos to dealers. Lower Houma Coal Company, Whigs, bezi. shire; mAN far as regards W. Wharmeby. W. sn4 J. Hibbert, Manchester; its far esa regaudse H. Hoziday. H. and E. Willonghby ...

... Baron Clyde a, from London Basil DecS-Ared Quito a. from Hull. the R~io snemro.-Arrived: _Matapedia a. from Iqulqtoe, and whig Is~tOn the 30th for DInkirik. Dec 29, Grace Harwar. eleg, - - Re`*nioptou Dee 28--Sailed:, Tsroba a. G~Il- -idcuiasevd: Dec ...

... In the ministerial ranks, and trusts, In the event of the breakdown of Lord Palncerston's administration, that no modified Whig ministry will be found acceptable to the country. There is, It says, no party in the Government with which the Conservatives ...

... let alono having tformed an opinon in its Savour. If they looked at the press of the country, they would find that the great Whig or Liberal party, from whom the treaty emanated, held important diversities of opinious upon the subjeot. A portion of the ...

... thy voice which is rtlLi. h Break, burn, smast,, r' Your bridges wad hboat ee you will: But leave one plank for a penitent. Whig, Who would fain be a Liberal ?? Ov1. WEATHER REPORT. FIMXlIAY, JUNE 29, E1GE1 O'CLOCK A.M. PLAOR. B. W. - D. W. it. 8. .. ...

... I9RPPING, a EIGE WATEBR ATI LIVERPOOL. G OSrfto, ZTatwi, HEom: 0 Whig y . I.. 13. 12316 6 1 S~inorrow 1 5 9 .1 39 . 6 ?? is y WAY 19. Oust! (sa ?? Rotlrdat ife (8) R lvarieffay(ss) ?? Caerdiff~ysl..w~; r ?? (a) .. New Orleans America let) N ew Yorl ...

... ltalId Lenaye~qoi .. 70 0v . 010 iiidoptCW. ll. Dominqe.0 50Q. 00 Amricangemr.416..0a 4, Para ?? E0..90 0mew.ui ?? 0 0..II0 Whig, ~red ?? 00 as ?? 0..1600 fermented 7600 .80 0 Blni,?lo, 7nb00ud d 29. pr IZ . 0. .in d.d0 W'Proetga~lon. ci 3iaa.~to~~0 7 ...

... leader- I, ship for that ocaion was proposed by Sir Richard asBethell, in a neat after-di nner speech, to a few lead- i iog Whigs rcoently * so we are told, and with the Thne addition that 3Ir. ?? was the only one present now who thought even fer the Reform ...