... come sooner. Tb*s, however may be accounted for the obstinacy with which | the ship-owners and Protectionists opposed the Whigs I when they dealt with the Navigation Laws. The great work was done by the latter; but they were I obliged to leave some gleanings ...

... here playing the overeeer over white men?—who but he who is throwing his filthy gall, and assailing every body as Northern Whig Itatighfaces, and what he calls the vile slaveholders? He is the only man who acts that way. We don’t raise the overseer's ...

... that throughout ihe whole of preliminary affairs, hi connexion with the contest that has cloned, who have been called the Whig party, and tho regarded leaders, acted with perfect candour, and good faith, and that whatever thoro cabal, and bad fa ',:U ...

... ns in the back ground of powers wasted, prospects misapplied. We believe, then, that some substantial recognition, by the Whigs, of his father’s services to their Governments would at this moment, as well as long since, acceptable, nay, welcome. With ...

... likely to be by any means bad, and that the fair chance or reasonable prospect is, in plain terms, that Lord John and the Whigs will hold their ground, and tliat the wars and jealousies of factions among themselves are actively conspiring to that end ...

... seems fairly the way of taking the command in chief, and partly also, and indeed mainly, because of the impression which the Whigs had contrived to make, to the effect, that they were worked out, the Derbyites succeeded in climbing into place. Then came ...

... and Constitutional party in the State are those, in eminent degree—the Whigs and the other w Ise Reformers, under various designations, all, however, led or pressed forward, the Whigs who seasonably and prudently advocated and carried the great political ...

... Aberdeen Administration honourably united. Since the repeal of the Corn Laws, on no important question of public policy have the Whigs and Peebles been at issue, with one exception, the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill. But this was solitary and isolated measure, ...

... by the Friends of Industrial Right and of Social Progress. Tickets to be had from the Members of Committee, at The banner. Whig, Mercury, and Vindicator Offices, and at the principal Booksellers in town. N.B.—Platform Tickets for the Public Meeting may ...

... of reiteration of the assurance already given on the sub- of Saintfield, the contractor, was one. The other workj.-cflbv his Whig predecessor. The reply of Sir John men escaped, owing to shout raised by person at j, tnir.'-iitly characteristic of the man ...

... O'Donnell’s views. The Catholic clergy, with the aid of a Catholic Bishop, returned a supporter of the ‘Catholic persecuting’ Whigs fur Durgarvan. They did the same in Longford! They did the same Limerick ? They did the same in Cork! and it not so very clear ...

... fine, is* to (/'■• Dram.-’Wheat, per 7«1.w.. English, fis to fis i, red, Os to ; widie, t»d Gs: Aim ri' aii. r d, to >.H ; whi.G, r>s4dtossHrl; Oats, :li«h. iicr 4.dhs.,2s4dto2s fid: Irish, 3«1 2* Oatmeal, per ~ new, to : Indian Corn, per isolhs., yellow ...