... having the fear of The Northern Whig before our eyes. For that Journal has told us, within the last week, that the case, as regards the laboring classes, is the very contrary of what we represent it to be. This is The Whig representation : hare got Free-trade ...

... ng of their own interests, and an unflinching determination to maintain them, order to set him and his base abettors, tbc Whigs, ar defiance. THE EGYPTIAN CHALLENGE TO THE JOCKEY CLUB. An English sporting gentleman has taken the trouble and incurred the ...

... not adopt it. There is .:o faction so sunk or so despised in popular estimation, whose accession to power, in•lead of the Whigs, would not now be received a blessed change. ~ . , A more wicked spirit i* that which the Government, its agents and ass«»csatcs ...

... the Court-house Downpatrick.” Does the Castle Journalist dream the Marquis of Londonderry coming, anew, the rescue of the Whigs, and contributing to the sustainment of vicious system of policy ? Ah, and Free-trade may not hope for such succour on this ...

... the candidate for the Whig partv, Mr. Winthrop, was induced to withdraw, in order that new choice might be adopted, and new attempt made to obtain a sufficient majority. No advantage, however, was gained this policy for the Whig concentration was rather ...

... deraoneiralions in its favor all parrs of the country, yielded the conviction that was necessary and proper try the experiment The Whigs, as body, fall especial!}’ this category. They then regarded the doctrine sound in philosophy which was vouched political ...

... Money glass-house, High- Sheriff for the County Fermanagh. The evening passed off in a highly pleasant and agreeable manner.— Whig. Abolition Passports. understand that Louis Napoleon has been brought to stand-still in his design abolish passports, the ...

... measure for the extension of the franchise, as well as for its more equable and proportionatc distribution. Without it the Whigs may make up their minds to be swamped, and to lie driven from the stage of public life. The combat of interests will assume ...

... whether import duties to compensate internal taxation are expedient not. They must allow douht that point. John Runsell and the Whigs must, if opposes the resolution, stand before the country .advocates f«T foreign goods against tax-paying native products; ...

... with the actual condition ot those classes than are the people themselves ; and so we must pin our faith to what Xtrtheni Whigs and Dubm | Evening Posts tell us. Yet these very laboring-classes ! whom are authoritatively assured Free-trade has great I ...

... be paid with punctuality, at the time be specified for that purpose. “John Hancock, Agent and Receiver. Dated Ist Jan., N. Whig. Fatal Accidkntonthe East Lancashire Railway. On Tuesday evening, train left Preston, quarter before So'clock, for Liverpool ...

... Worships, while imposing the penalty set out the Act, recommended that the Commissioners should reduce it to the lowest sum,— Whig. The Dead of —The following distinguished personages have died during the past year :—Ex-President Polk, Madame Kccamier, Lady ...