... midst of, the spectdttoras, Major: Hoo4 eiclaimed -.-l herae aarehese d-..d -reporters? ,Is the d-d reporterofr the. Northern Whig here ? ?? . ' - - - After giving vent to some further choice after-dinner expressions,, the military werieorderecd offtoclea6rthe ...

... grievance. In Scotland, however, it has not been regarded with universal favour; for various reasons. It is a depar- ture from the Whig track, and in Scotland the Liberals are very faithful to the principles which derived their name from Scotland. Again, the ...

... there was a great Whig outery e against the close boroughs, and the people agreed e with the Whigs, and said it was an infamous system. r So they put an end to the close boroughs of the r Tories, but not to the close boroughs of the Whigs' n -(laughter) ...

... The Conservatives 35 under Sir Robert Peel soon succeeded in upsetting the Whig Government which had began the war, but they did not hesi- Y tate to carry out all that the Whigs had begun, and Lord if Ellenborough, who was even more declamatory against ...

... Pnrljwpent, which- the Government met witbdon Thur~sda,;rs night. ?? 25.inch ?? of, Scotlandtg onet of th'los& absurdities whig~, 'from time to time, raide up-plain men in insuirrection againist pedants an~d honest 'm~-d~gairnst jobbers'i ' ?? ; ' Theglaily ...

... former it was nQt. lie / Q PREsES' expressed cordial agreement with Bailie Oswald, and, as a Whig, 'condemned both the centralizing a tendency of recent Whig measures, and also the number which had lately been introduced and pushed on at such a rate that ...

... Chroneicie classifies the members already re- turned as follows:-Conservatives, includingPeelites, 47; Palmerstonians, 58: Whigs or Russellites, 14 Radicals or Advanced Liberals, 12. The Times reports the return of 91 IN-lixisterialists, and of 47 for ...

... LANDLORDISM IN ANTRIM!. (FROM TUIB NORTHERN WHIG.) We got one good thing out of the surprise which we inflicted last Thursday morning on our Tory friends. In the sudden effort they were compelled to make to keep their ground, they were forced to fling ...

... be, days under a similar charge. E}XTRAORDINAY ]T RTSE N TIX E VLVIE OF SLAVE PROPEsTvY-Tbe editor of the Warrentown (Va.) Whig was ?? Di'ckiison''Hiqll 'and Co., auctioneers, of Richmon'd, that the gross amount of their sales of negroes last year reached ...

... from the councils of tite Soyv- ni reign and the service of tile titate, but he is asnounced as the Mitister that is to be-the Whig Preutitr in reversion. til Atnd why all this? Whence this sudden ebullition of un-tb wonted praise-this outburst of unusual ...

... back oet their old 3 selves. They are what they were thirty years ago. Then I they were some Torys, some Whigs, some had Tory land- lords, some had Whig landlords-old natural differences, l made 'by birth, by education, by locality or connection. '.They have ...

... and blame which is in great measure g undeserved, and which will yet be shown to be so. Ile is not ( a Tory, nor a truckhing Whig, nor does lie pander to the fanati- a cal notions of rany local earty, hence the reason why so much a bile is expended oin ...