... the House of Assembly adjourned n ?? balloting 51 times far Speaker without any re- e suit. Duting the earlier ballots the whig candidate, e Winthrop, seemed the favourite: he stoid long at 101 votes, beycnd which, however, he could not get. al Tenumber ...

... preference, and eacmtion 1 -unyieldingly requires no prompting. In this we shall confessedly have the entire co-operation of the Whigs and Peelites, who deem their peculiar interests tand character involved in maintaining the inviola- rbility of the corn law ...

... tual franchise, have been advocated with varioue degrees of i zeal, The first would be, probably, supported by many of I the whigs; the second is a premium on earl marriages and calculated to exclude thrifty bachelors who hiav somie stake in the well-doing ...

... Is constituente might know how he voted. to Mr. Duza maid that the resolution of Mr. Brown, in r* effect, called upon the whigs to make an unconditional srur- Dt sender. He would vote for anybody but a disunionist to qt ecupy the chair. t A Voice-There ...

... dthit VAVci 4i-t t. *hoMW ?? Is aweet and PM'atrgurla'vnauble. This is -*t Os -preo12 mogmeattparly ac~ntqvxxlpon~ witk~ a-the whig Rorty. These men do '~ot deny tl~at cer a im ta A- proveth~dnls are'advisibli In the mode of g'wveinitag-several of~ our d ...

... for 60 years, and he trusted to remain so for the rest of his life. (Hear.) He used to call himself a whig; but now he saw no difference betwees whig and tery, and must call himselt a radical reformer, although no revo- lutionist. (Hear, hear.) As long ...

... windows, pisper, soap, malt, and almost every other i lhey product of industry subjected to excise duties by ham and ,tul the whig faction of the aristocracy, who led an ignorant people into wsr and national debt with the delusive cry of liberty on their ...

... until recently, excited any reel solici- lode on the part of either the ministry or parliament. An influential organ of the whig party in the Scottish metro- polis brought Asnother charge against me, which was, that I was fostering that want of self-reliance ...

... consistent opponents, bwho manit veclare their lentiatnte, and ably cacry out thm t itae The Moreniig Chronicle, as the ?? of the whig p arty ii a talented and equally cousisteuc journal. The jfornmnV Post is a faithful friend and a tried advocate in the Ois ...

... peculiar political opinio oii ; they had n lo pe oar CA religioedogmas to propound. - Their body was compised, eil perchanc, of whigs, tories, radieals, and ?? catholics hel ani prpte9suts, eand membsesof erery religioua pii. Tey a y differed-they .egrea~d ...

... actually represent the ideas of the government, I and perform the funetiora of their political organ, is it a wonder that the whigs are unpopular in Ireland P IMr. Btiaio stands up as the antagonist of. such mistaken aud degrading theories. He declares the ...

... ly many. (Hear, hear.) The chairman had spoken znui of g home, but he had not referred to the sister kingdomr. -ere In the whig government for years based its power in that d, Country on the dir antagoncm which existed between -oeCt ili and Saxon. (Hear ...