... into contempt. will admit that Mr was clever, bold, and zealous ; but bis talent was for intrigue, his ardour was that of Whig-paid agent, and daring was, in political sense, synonymous with utter contempt cf scruple. Enlightened cynics have ■een engaged ...

... will not think better of their chances with Belfast shipowners for the ',resent proceedings of the Belfast beneh.—Nortkera Whig. OF MR CAIRO.— The Established Prey bytery of Glasgow, nn Thursday week, inducted the Rev. Mr Caird, late of Errol, to tho ...

... the the, Wed to amertaitt that. the Watt sad dm& had beta famed op, the poop cable Mated* end that =taloa,* of The weather Whig hmated, eat away the meek horn the sad mile hada, feed. Ukkaatelyn al Mahe Mee le the lae*Mid.. mil Wife but we the 9th. =happily ...

... prodigious airs), and another class expressly chosen to represent its ignorance and nonsense. Instead of the old divisions of Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, landed interest and mercantile interest, we shall have the gentlemen of the great education ...

... gentkanets..4 tonere or. 1 rultwe, have woad which pray. lord Palmerston to aide.. ulna • plan indicated.. It in not a Tory, a Whig, or • Radical ; an ottisaal, • legal. or • wleenw ; a mdical, a cleriy,l, or whet, Int • doctrinaire eon. • .4 tisdiellonln ...

... of men by a standard even Hob | more arbitrary ¢ it applies to Measures, The great { ‘ axioms of party are that the worst whig is better than | of Balen | the best tory, and the worst tory than the best whiz, | Ts there any one in possession of a memory ...

... expected to float at the latter end of next week. Overtrading and its Result. —ln its Annual Commercial Retrospect,” the .VtyrfAcm Whig says—“ When reviewing the trade of 1856, the commencement last year, we noticed the rapid increase of British trade since 1848 ...

... IKIBII. Ramrnr nig -. Under this heading, the Nara', Whig reports a of criminal on a girl at the railway I. The 6n-um:dams, • ptexiliarly lanai°. character, the ~..salt having bon anutititted by three men, who repeated the and the girl fattened in for ...

... vd Fr: nes Heanfor weet her them by that mysterions parson from If the | with that of the Earl of Tehester, the non had, it Whigs are to be lashed into fury; if the profligacy of | was said, lost liberal sunual contributor sto its funds. Wharton or the ...

... in 1831. The rotten burghs of England were a standing reproach ; and had it not been for the interest which some influential Whig families had in that kind of property, schedule A. would undoubtedly have been much more comprehensive than it was. With that ...

... question would be settled, and the Sphinx would be uprooted and ready for the British Museum or the Place Concorde. Northern Whig. ...

... Ireland. Trade in Ulster—The Northern Whig on this subject, says : — Ulster has happily known little of the recent crisis, as regards stoppages of firms, although deep and general distress has been occasioned among the working population and small s ...