... millionaire Or the pauperised peasant —no matter whether you call it a palace, house, cot, or hovel, the cost of our present Whig Government for the ensuing year represents a rent of £2O upon every roof which covers a man or a family in England, Scotland ...

... exchange, or at any of the English provincial corn markets to-day. Speaking of the grain and provision trade, the Beifast Northern Whig remarks that tho supplies of grain at the market were moderate. Wheat and oats sold readily, at last week's prices, and for ...

... the question. But Mr Gla w the head, the body of the new Government would have | » then, be formed of the membra of the old Whig and Tor parties in a curious and If th country likes this let it vote if not, it wi bave but one , by an ove whelming y, the ...

... presented to Captain Duncan by the passengers of the Stag, and we need not say was in every respect well merited.—Northern Whig. ...

... old priests for Waldron. The old priests were shamefully beaten by the mob in various parts of the county. The truth is, the Whigs by the last Reform Bill for Ireland threw the whole representation of the county into the hands of the mob; therefore a Co ...

... materials necessary for result. Speaking generhas already passed, we that the contest will •,n in the comities, and hands of the Whigs in a .nent. The the market; candidates themconstituen' ' three against the electors will be found in another page, and we shalt ...

... for the distinction? Thers. is, however, a tliflicQy in the way of this reform: the Scottish in a large proportion, arc of Whig, if not :Tory principles, and they arc not for anything so really popular. They will not up for the 16:franchised counties ...

... support he had received. He remarked I am not ashamed of my position when I know that I stand higher than the protege of the Whig party, Lord Maguire% did at last election. I polled rearly double the votes my friend Mr Blackburn did when he stood in the ...

... of Londonderry is virtually decided. The Conservative candidate stands in such a majority on the first day's poll that the Whig has not a shadow of chance. This gentleman was considered the strongest ' candidate in the north—fit for any place, and to ...

... as social and political reformers. It my intention to distinguish you from the mere political Reform party, whether of the Whig or the Radical echoed. The social reforms of the present day seem to me of equal, not to say greater, importance, than those ...

... thelbenefit ofit. 1nithe full bloom C jied of this good famne lie caime in contact with the British Power tog in the East. The Whig Government supported its officials di time as it supports them to-day. Time subject was taken up at itit home. Need we state ...

... citizons have entered earnestly and itwrlinto Mr. Baird's canse, who eithier held aloof formerly or le else voted for the 'Whig candidate. The eniergetiocand hinlhential C Idminister of the Free Church here, in referring last Satbbath to p in the duty ...