... now we must present the unfavourab'e side of the picture. The reports from Ulster that appear in journals like the Nortioirli Whig, which cannot be suspected of the slightest proneness to exaggeration or of a desire to excite groundless alarm, declare that ...

... state elections had occurred. Penns)lvania Lad elected a democratic governor, by a majo r i t y o f 20 .0 0 0 votes over the Whig candidates. Ohio also declared for the detnocrats. In South Carolina the Secessionists have triumphed. About twenty persons ...

... Howe of Commons we can do everything. I.ct unanimity, therefore, prevail in seeking this great Object. Let the old names of Whig and Tory be for ever buried iu oblivion, and every difference of opinion discussed with Otuderat ion. Alter the passing of ...

... acceptance of the Chiltern Hundreds took place on Wednesday. The Hon. Charles Ponsonby, eldest son of Lord de Manley, the Whig candidate, is opposed by Mr John Francis Maguire, the proprietor of the Cork Examiner, as a tenantleaguer. The polling took ...

... would necessarily take precedence of any renewal of a bill's provisions, and nothing is either so dreaded, or so damaging to Whig•appointed public boards, as discussion concerning their utility. It was no doubt considored every way more advantageous to ...

... the stamp of Whig disapprobation was put upon all men who aspired to share with them the duties and responsibilith s of government, if not patented through aristocratic relationship. From henceforth if any man become ruler, even by Whig grace, it can ...

... bungling of the present Chancellor of the Exchequer is inevitable destruction. Beyond all question, be is the worst specimen of Whig incapacity which ever bad the power of afflicting this nation in its commercial and financial, that is, its most tender points ...

... egotism in saying so. (Renewed cheering.) I lived so kn. that I cannot see the line of demarcation between Whig and Tory. I cannot see what principle Whigs advocate which Tories do not advocate. I find from Lord John Russell, in the House of Commons, not simply ...

... than the manner in which it was first ushered into the world. It contains a formal deliverance of the united opinions of our Whig rulers on the subject of the Edinburgh Annuity-tax. Her Majesty's Government have, it seems, given it their careful and attentive ...

... Iltrald of Thursday : •vcs. fltsisleyites, . . . . 220 Peelites, . . . . . 27 Whigs, . . --438 _ .. . . Roman Catholics, . : M . . Peelites, . 12 . . Puseytte Protectionists, . 6 Whigs and Radicals, 42 —9s It is clear from this that the Stanley party will not ...

... since the sailing of the last steamer, continues of the same character, in favour of the democratic party, to the &teat of the Whigs,. The New York papers announce the conclusion of a treaty with the Indians on the southern boundary of Oregon. It .s thought ...

... the l'arliamentary proceedings of the past and present week furnish an exquisite specimen of the difference between Whig precept and Whig example. Parliament had no sooner reassembled after the Whitsuntide holidays than, like a giant refreshed, it set about ...