... Conservative.!., respecting whose course of political action there ran no mistake. The remaining members present motley group of Whigs, Liberals, Radicals, Liberal Pidraerslonians, and Independents, uumberinu in all 36S—of which Dumber it is alleged that the ...

... were rung in the morning celebrate his birth-day, and in the evening the same bells toiled to announce his death. —Northern Whig. Hark ' hark ' the morning bells Joyfully ringing, Neighbours meet cheerily, Children are singing. Happy day, blithe and gay ...

... sufferers Nlay ham testing the truth et what I alatth- Of MOTTLE{ Of MON AWAY TEAL I nags • Waft all the alameas of lilts, w Whig ise. I eat CU= I 61 MIS merely le stop thank tar aUm eat than is I a Radkel Own. I II Cele the vent ems. Daum eases ban ...

... PA'S? CHAFFER Vl.—Corriztunn. CITAWFRO,PaIt. , With clashing wheel, and lifting keel, And smoking torcii on high. Whig wife* ere /putt billows reel. She them/ere, foaming, hi'. —Oliver Holmes. Cap'n, laid the Old Trapper, who had drawn nigh, cap'n ...

... Tories and the Nationalists, that they have been slightly mistaken in their ideas as to the health, strength, and longe.v-ity of Whig Principles. It is quite true that whatever be the result of the present contest, it will not be a true test of the strength ...

... A IiSTROCMADI GOVIRDINZNT. THZ Northern Whig says :—lt seems that our Conservstive Government has found it exceedingly difficult to get out of the rut of old prejudices and traditions, for it tends or has tried upn a number of very important points ...

... the facts been before it the scandalous and ungenerous attack would never have appeared in its columns. We trust the Northers Whig will make the atonement which it professes to be ready to ffer, and disabuse the public mind of the false and ir;Jrious impressions ...

... R. NEW WORK. Tee Northern Whig says—The author of Ginx's ashy just corns to the aid of Sir Wilfrid Lawson and his friends by publishing a tale called The Devil's Chain, to illustrate, so far .tA we can unders•and hi 3 aim, the evils from the sale ...

... greater part of the frontage of Mr Ilegarty'e premises has fallen in. Nothing definite is known as to how the fire originated.—Whig. ...

... the hon. member ought to have remembered that the history of Whig party for the last thirty years had been that of pledges loosely given and instantaneously broken. point of fact, a Whig in office was ugly dog well muzzled. He complained that hope was ...

... Keogh sat in the Crown Court, and took up the case of PLATT AND WIFE V. THE NORTHERN WHIG. This was an action for libel brought against the proprietor the Northern Whig. The libel complained was article which originally appeared in the Daily Telegraph ...

... heading a latter from the Pen of John J. Bowan, Beg., J. P. Mount Davys, appeared in the Noes-Lettor of Tuesday, and in the Whig of Wednesday last. In it Mr. Bowan expresses the opinion that the Local Government Board although acting strictly in accordance ...