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... Ve take the follow the je from the Belfast Whig of to-day flax, — yarn, and linen There arked improvement in the demand bas been past for linen cloth in rovemeut of $d per yard Bas, week, and an and an prevails that the been Year will bring us @ good ...

... parties to offer it the stoutest resistance. We shall then have the Palmerston Whigs ultra Tories, just as now the Derby Tories are ultra Whigs and excellent Reformers. The former conversion, how- ever, will not be half so profitable as the latter. Mr ...

... as when Russell or Pal- merston is Premier. The old Whig menace will no longer frighten, and the Whigs will take very good care that they never henceforth in any shape repeat it. Nobody but the Whig them- selves can at present be found compiaining that ...

... Horne. She was a Whig of the Edinburgh Review school to the last moment of ber life; and she waso'a when she died, in her 89th year. Her delight at seeing Kossuth past 80, and travelling far to see him, was onderful. Oddly enough, warm Whig as she was, she ...

... The brewhouse where this fermentation on, at Belgrade, ought to remind them of wbat Hayoae at terned brewer by a of Our great Whig Whitbread was one, and in Bavaria and over Germany all brewers bave been of freedom. At the Suara, ead the brower Santerre ...

... choose his colleagues without the smallest consideration for any so-called claims of connection or or for former employment. The Whig connection may well be dissolved for ever. The party bas io its ranks men capabie of filling with success the highest offices ...

... all, ave really anzious for | But, next to these, are those Whigs who prefer Lord Jobn Russell as th Rot despair of Russell Administration in less than twelve months; they are oot both the Whig chiefs, having 00 bope of constituti: third party, of “advanced ...

... as it was on Monday, but adds that Mr 3 Herbert is expected te speak in favour of the motion. The Herald observes that the Whigs are attempting a trial of strength ata moment of the greatest disunion io the Liberal ranks. ...

... somewhat short.” Hitherto the Whigs have invariably demanded that all the con- cessions should come from their more advanced associates, and that these Radicals should always pause at the Whig point, Never would the Whigs act upon a give-and take principle ...

... but failed, avd tbat then the Gshermen, in their owe boat, oveded io bringi them asbore. Ouresces iN —Murper oF a We (Belfast Whig) recsived, on Monday evening, the te currently reported to Derry to-day that the Rev. Air Nixon, ove of the landlords, was ...

... A SKETCH OF THE WHIG PARTY. A true history of the riso and fall, the growth and decay, of that party which, with Earl Grey for its leader, carried the Reform Act, would be an invalua ble manual of practical fe lt polities. Uur great grandebildren may ...