... Low Upset Pros, withis the Premihe., No. 36 Taos- Gam OKI the 13tb July carneot. at Twsios Now; sad. is the sweat of DO offer Whig for the whole the map will be eepuewi ia se r Lot 1 consists of Druggets, Blankets, Prieto, Pleas*, Shirtings, Ticks, Slkeetinee ...

... jae for ite infelicity that this tirade agniost the Whig, or moderate Libera! party, should take the shape of on attack upon that very tioe of the Reform Act which the Radicals carried and wuich the Whigs opposed, Mr Bright's argumeut on thie and on every ...

... the basis for a national agitation on the question. The principal names attached to the document are those hitherto known as Whig Radical leaders, or as supporters, in and out of Parliament, of the scheme of Reform propounded by the late Joseph Hume, though ...

... will at once occur, 'whom is he to follow?' Lord Palmerston has been thrown 'out,' Lord John Russell advocates the rule of the Whig family clique, and Sir J. Graham has no party behind him. A gentleman may certainly choose to link himself with Mr Bright's ...

... ii s y tre oi them,1111;r1 for t i n eTro bs- in• de to a greet extent. Tim, ooly remedy which may be expected to prevent Whig cheated out of our money, and from rum 1 • risk of being poisoned, is to buy all such stuff whale, as knot from some person ...

... crew bare also been We will likely bave come ‘of this event, if there be any—as wo believe there is—foundation for it. —Belast Whig. Dvsuis Pouce total income of the Dublin police force in the year 18’ 57-58 amounted to £78,963, and the total expenditure ...

... Henry F. Davie. Bart., of Creedy, M.P., has paid his annual visit to his Jedburgh constituents, and called upon every elector, Whig, Tory, and Radical, in the burgh. Sir Henry is a model of courtesy, and regards it as his duty bound to sustain in this manner ...

... the police magistrates, too, are in a similar predicament. In fact, the elass of men, generally speaking, pro- moted by the Whigs were totally unfitted for the offices into which they were thrust by priestly in- fluence. To mnake the law respected the course ...

... divided state of the Liberal party is not to be ascribed exclusively to him. He did but carry to extremes maxims which the Whigs had more or less cautiously acted upon for the last twenty years. We have had no such thing as political party, in the legitimate ...

... elected by his fellow-citizens to represent the Scottish metropolis in Parliament. Mr. Black was a Whig, and a supporter of the Whig Lord-Advocate, and the Whig Lord Advocate had no intention to disturb the existing order of things. Mr. Black, therefore, had ...

... the Derby Day; but Lord lairhy himself to-day gives precedence to his horn, and we cannot do less. TIM LIBERAL PARTY AND THE WHIG CLIQUE. (inns 1.16. It bowl the misfortune of the Literal party to el divided Into thaw who will take other an I who will eat ...

... rise or fall of Cabinets affects it; but because the Commander-in Chief occupies an independent position, whether Tories or Whigs are in power, the actual military administration goes on without interruption. To have it otherwise would be seriously to reduce ...