... establishment. Mr. Bouchier-It only shows yon that we never could get f anything good from the 'base, bloody, and bratai Whigs. . Mr. Leniban-That was brought in by the Tories. . Mr. Bouchier-Bat it was passed by the Wbigs. It is a * great insult to ...

... I. - ANCDOTE OF GnBR LORD GA .hnA The following 'ls frormthe NortpenM Whig. As tne ganaur, hero of the Punjaub is clearly dagnerreotyped, we take the Ilbeotty of giving his full name above :- . H 'Cor An$bstssoa; ow Mrm.-L D G - rAND THE Coal- XfROLALS ...

... was very if wisely accepted by the Catholic members, and di carried unanimously. $R In Drogheda, then, the act by which the Whigs re sought to perpetuate this hated impost has proved tt a complete failure. In Cork it has proved a failure; it and in Limerick ...

... our eaemies. They resent the title of Phila-Russians, and maintain that sbe same injustice is done to them as was ?? by the Whigs during the late war; bat, now that Sebastopol is taken, lt us ask whose game, save that of Russia, were they playing ? What ...

... will consent to be put in nomination for the office, 'remains to be seen. Both are of the Conservative party, and should the Whigs not put a member of their party in nomination, there would not, ct course, be a contest; for one of those gentlemen would, ...

... feels inclined to address such people in the language of the i i great pious old gentlemau in Cumberland's Comedy- Where's Whig i yoar religion, and be d-d to you ? forftoe The Madrid Gazette announces that the Carlist chief Del i t ballot Pino had been ...

... of a lawless an' Know-Nothing mob-neither life nor property was safe. 'Athi this crisis, Hon. Win. P. Thrnrasson, formerly a Whig mem- be, ber of C. ngress from the city, and a gentleman of high ante character and standing, mounted. the rostrum, and implored ...