... 103 96 147 163 CONSERVATIVES. WHIGS. Expunged on Party Objections - 37 Ditto on Overseers Objections - 64 52 Dead 105 75 202 164 Dead Whigs expunged - - 164 Balance favor of Whigs - 38 Conservative New Claims - - 249 Whig do. - - - 213 Balance in favour ...

... aroused by the great Whig party in 1852 because a certain W. B. had written a letter stating that a safe man was wanted at Derby for the election. Well, will it be credited that the confidential director and j manager of the Whig party, Sir William ...

... claimed that the r Irish electors had throttled the Liberal party. Stand. 3 ing shoulder to shoulder, they had fought against Whig- coercionists, and secured freedom for Ireland. Reuter despatches from Madrid announce that a. new Ministry has been formed ...

... K*nmare. would not give him absolution unless he left the secret society, that he broke his oath. The Arrests. —The Northern Whig says At our lice-court to-day ( Wednesday) conversation took place tween Mr. John Rea, solicitor, and Mr. Tracy, K. M., in ...

... tinkering with everything, and whose motto appeared to be Nothing that is, is right. Instead of the old party divisions of Whig and Tory, who, in spite of marked differences, were at least as one in their respect for law and order and in their desire ...

... for a division. Hi Is it fair, our contemporary asks, is it honourable, for such steady and undeviating supporters of the Whig-Government to sit in the very midst of the Tory opposition, overhearing the mutual friendly communications of Conservative ...

... banker who knew the .depth of every man's poeket and directed his conscience accordingly. Of such , boroughs there were more Whigs than Tories, and he believed that they should be all swept away, not any violent change, but by the gentle hand that touches ...

... and bosinsso of esery day life which Englishmen cinii mmage cmucoh better for tliemselves than any Glovernotent, I snhehe Whig, Tory, or easthing else. Referring co tlte .1 Sill wehielt had been introduced in the Housne of Commona g for the purpliaie ...

... Gladstone's help? 9 o'clock.- No answer from Gladstone. Greet the blackguard? Sup- port Derby and the Tories against the thievish Whigs!] March 30-7.nam.-Left B 22, saine number as the con- t valescent ward at M.B.W. (some otherprlson); down belowl, got my ...

... competent person to criticize the campaigns of General M'Clellan.- ANew York Herokld THE SPOILS OF THE FEDERAL Aaaim.-The Richmownd Whig has thea following account of the immense spoils left by the Federal army :- F'rom every aide we hear that the sPoils- left ...

... W. Hopkins and A. Fer- guson, backs; Chalmers, A. Goodall, and W. Roulston, half-backs; G. 13akewell ?? J. McLachlan, right whig, J. Goodall (captain), centre ; S. Holmes and J. Neilson, left wing. ST. LUKE'S.-W. E. Parsons (captain), goal ; W. Roberts ...

... end Harley, hacks; M1itebs~l, Matthews, and 13roadloy, half ba-ks. t'lcirett and Ballard, sight whig ;, Cluxten, coaitre ; Fall' %vood and Alleun, lift whig. The following is the position of the Midland Allian~ce clubi up to dlate- I'lld. Won. Lost. Din ...