... Barclay, Kenetpansom us; Faille, Brace, Charleston, coals; Britannia, Pra•t, Neiseasile, general; Moreator, Smith, London, Whig. 15. Gath, Thomson, Bo'ness, coils; Hope, Taalor, Lerwick, general; Creolen, Chri-tenmen, Copenh igen, general; Xantbo, Allison ...

... mouthed from the platform were the most vociferously applauded. This was the sin of Chartism. Reckon up the objections of Whigs and Conservatives to the popular programme. You will find the most effective to consist of arguments deduced from the violence ...

... s of those district' to rive iu argue. Ile dashed into the Lowlands with his horsemen, surprised Perth, and carried a same Whig gentleman prisoners to the aseastains. Meanwhile the fiery cruises had been wandering front hamlet to hamlet over all the heather' ...

... has characterised Government for the last threo years. Hence The House possibility of a of Commons is not predominantly a Whig house or a Con- house, or a house—it is a house full of cabal, intrigue, and ana:chy, in which all sense of party bonour is ...

... ARMY THE CRIMEA. To the sanative warfare has in our Crimea. lam swain of camp life. Tbe urinal helped I. occupy or two Ere Whigs r. We bate bad an axonal gadded ad they were euacceded by a nee diner, wYei of 100 doer.. are Is peeper al., which will rival ...

... come. Tie d seek • dap t lard Palmerston are obvious. It will tend to draw around him the support of those Whig magnates who a l ook askance on his Government, and thus serve to consolidate his strength. The question is, whether he would not lone more ...

... lapse more than century and half, continues to flourish, and which lived to see the stronghold, through all vicissitudes, tho Whig party, and the bulwark, in dangerous times, the Protestant succession. Before the end of the reign of Charles tho Second, several ...

... names were mentioned in the course of these inquiries, was one who stood alone and unapproached in guilt and infamy, and whom Whigs and Tories were equally willing to leave to the extreme rigour of the law. On that terrible day which was succeeded by the ...

... the energies of erie empire. TiHE REVOLUTION IN SCOTLAND. aye TIne choice of almoet all tile sluices aird burglis fell orr 'Whig candidmntes. rlha defeated panty complained lioudly of foul pilay, of the rudeness of tire poprulace, and of tins partinility ...

... the affections of the )tarquis de Vaudreuil from • uolde.minded and truly Mom wife, and transformed him from a happy, meal Whig. into • mimr• able soldaire. He became unsocial and —a cold and melaacholy hermit, amid eines, companioes, and amenities, which ...

... THE HALF-HOLIDAY. LECTURES AND MUSIC. The hatred of the Whig organ to half-holidays and temperance is sufficiently notorious. Every movement tending to the amelioration or social elevation of the masses has been consistently and continuously ridiculed ...

... infection. p to the fatal termination of the disease, he received due attention from the Medical Staff of the Hospital.—Belfast Whig. or KILDARE—MBLANCHOLY DeaTH. —On Sun- day three of the constables stationed at the Curragh of Kildare proceeded on duty towards ...