... that tome modification* are intended, either in the law or the practice, under the lete characteristic piecoof blundering Whig legislstion. These order* ere.—l. I«; dispense with the production of the Articles of Agreement, commonly known ichednle B ...

... sodt 5 Ne Pri ln lend e181 = The in 1860 ‘ ‘was, ipllers wargecee 215 ,9 . J. Jervis and, pa 45 0000 00 cece In $0 voted in ‘Whigs and: om 9 he reed ig op and it in & 6 Trade majority, tellers included, 1851 wee sogethar by im pestioular, to that now attachment ...

... four ships, with emigrants for the United State* and Canada, hate sailed from Lime rick since the Ist daouHry. The Belfast Whig mentions a plot wheat near that town, the plants of which already measure four feet high. Catherine Lynch is Eoais Ohol for ...

... ill, the g Whig school is generally averse to coalition. It is too . much of an oligarchy, almost too much of a family, to t a endure the introduction of new elements, especially a a when there is anything to be forgiven or forgot. Tihe Y Whigs come in and ...

... required talent and high standing in the What says the organ of that Chronicle, of the present state current belief is, that some Whig combination is We firmly adhere to our original opinion, that inistration will stand which t rans g resses the principles of ...

... that the memorable letter of Lord John Russell to the Bishop Durham, was a trick played upon the public by false and scheming Whigs, and that those ' who made themselves ridiculous by thanking his lordship, should now wipe out the remembrance of their folly ...

... This is not time at which apy accession strength can with impunity thrown away. It is understood that the inembers of the Whig administration will meet this morning in their private capacity at Lanadowue-house, to consider the course that it becomes ...

... follow so bold and so manly course. We are perhaps unfairly prejudging the noble lord — possibly doing him wrong; but the Whigs are sneaking set, and many of them are so deeply dipped in scarlet already, that a body they are more likely to crouch, than ...

... amount according to the value of the houses ; but, on the present plan, it seems, this is not to be the case, so that the Whigs are legislating in favour of the richer classes, instead of the more needy and industrious portion of the community. But the ...

... the inhumation of a healthy and vigorous man, with his lungs in full play, and his blood leaping in his veins. Now, could the Whig Government have suffered eleven days' trance if it had been enjoying healthful and vigorous vitality It must have been reduced ...

... this scheme is not confined to the supporters of any poli- tical party, but that its benefits are open to Tory, Protectionist, Whig, and Liberal, indiscriminately. It is. in fact, a benefit club, on a more extended scale, and can be made eminently conducive ...

... state of almost ,r, inextricable confusion. This celebrated letter, n. this bombshell, this infernal machine, as the Dn Whigs are now disposed to call it,. was ii- written by the Prime Minister from his' official -w residence in Downing-street, solely ...