... recognises and authorises th appointment of overseers over public honses in ever town, for the general good of the community, th Whi~g is down on every man, or body of men, wl will attempt to cheek the spread of drunkenness an vice. Open houses, for tile sale ...

... that faithful Churcl in Ircland-who call recal. Soime- times, even in late years, they have been defeated by the assistance of Whig and Liberal Cabinets- oftess, indeed, by the ?? Lord Palmerston hinm self. It was upon his and Sir John Young's me. tion in ...

... through a perilous crisis with an energy, an ability, and a shill which won universal admiration. An ill-omened league of Whigs, Peel- ites, and adventurers was formed under the au- spices of Lord Aberdeen, and discordant fiactions, reckless of the true ...

... fouds and public inquiries in parliament connected widi Mr. Coppock's personal services to past adiminiatratione and former Whig and Radical candidates for seats in our If W islature. Such bygone transactions are rathor mattrs I ur future history than ...

... for nmany years past, notwithstanding the gloomy proapeots in the spring, when a late and precarious one was generally ?? I}Whig. The weather during tbe last week has been exceedingly favourable and the temperature high. A large breadth f grain has already ...

... 'Will the Lord Lieutenant considerr as essential qunlifications of the ne'v Bishop thaat he be a Nationitl Board supporter, a Whig or Radical in his political visos, an adimirer an d advocate of thle present Government, and a person whose ap- 1tointinent ...

... failure at Vienna, perhaps no one stood so low in general estimation as Lord John Russell. Even his stancb- est friends-and the Whig.s never abandon one of their own set-advised retirement from public life, and it was industriously whispered about that a seat ...

... irrespective of ?? and ?? ias well as Consrma'- tives-look to Mr NLpier as their leader In religilots questions. I have heard both Whig and Rtadical members say so. No member in the H-louse is more respected thait MrI Hamilton; his inlpuence ii therefore great ...

... O'Flaherty and Martin Joseph Blakee-Lord Dunkellin and Colonel French-the quondam Young Irelander and the Old 'Irelander-the Whig and the In- dependent Oppositionist, are placed by this i impartial and searching inquiry in the same humi- liating list, as ...

... exclusion for a little time longer, but this pi additional burthen broke it down, and piteously the si creature moans with the -Whig vulture threatening e its vitals I The Government, it appears, have corn- mitted an illegal as well as a wrongful act. As to ...

... back on their old selves. - They are what the3 were thirty years ago. Then they were some Tories, some Whigs, some had Tory landlordo, _ some had Whig landlords-old natural didereuces, made by e birth, by education, by locality, or connection. They have ...

... electors. We should like to see how matsy of them will approve of Mr. M'Clure's views of political independence'antd purity. The Whig recently mtccusedt that gentleman of; selling' his party. The truth appears to be, that lie has. at- tempted to buy it, and ...