... the Whig party, would concur in the commendation ; but we certainly had no idea that its equanimity would have been so much disturbed as it has been, judging from its fierce onslaught on Mr Baxter’s addreHH. The Scotiman taken credit to the Whigs, first ...

... OFFICL The Trews in • lender Locke King's notice rye : The moral of last night is that for t►e promotion of my liberal swore, a Whig might to be in • ease. Palmerston, who vete/ anoint Leeks Rion'. former bill, had the most rom•tma for troths for realise of ...

... 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 ...

... of Parliament, but are without any desire for official life; but it is in a still higher degree due to the traditions of the Whig party. A number of politicians trained from youth to consider themselves the natural inheritors of office, strong in their ...

... profligacy. It has become very common for men of a certain mental and moral rank to bawl out in this strain about the Whigs;” but we are so very old-fashioned to think it, and so unmannerly as to call it, false in fact and basely vulgar in spirit ...

... pion under He is a Whig—that ifs he he have? who the weed end Lad &aphis. W Lt r can outlive than merle he kr emplane. eel the wore be to melee mean 1 the better for his heir.. THE HELPLESS TORIES AND THE FUTURE OW THE MINISTRY. (Aw W Whig.) A hew the bow ...

... issued an address to the people of Ireland, bespeaking support for the present Government, and condemning the policy of the Whigs. candidly avows himself to one of those who think that many occasions have occurred in past times when the Irish people would ...

... large We, well adapted for &Aiding, to. As Aueo, A Lot of about 30 Standing OAK TRF.EB, a( lane the Belmont to be out in the Whig' Berton. A large quantity of FIREWOOD. MOM, LW, Foreeter, Cartic, will puiat Tbe Sale to commence *t do.e to the !toilet Station ...

... his censure, which wee to he expected from the too strong charges thrown at the Whigs by Mr Baxter. This no doubt awakened the ire of the leading Scotch journal, whose Whig leanings are well known ; but at the same time Mr Baxter furnished it with its ...

... power. This was for the removal of certain disabilities. The bill was not more Lord John Russell's than any one else*s in the Whig ranks. But the House of Commons adopted the hill by a majority of 44; and thereupon the Tory Ministry of that day, instead ...

... venom quarters at present, fashionable outcry against the so•oslled diquery and plans-huntingnme of the 'fare Whigs' Mr Bases is en honest old Whig, and a more independent man, we believe, is not to be found in Pediment He is the last person in 1 Edinburgh ...

... IRELAND. The First of July in Belf ast. —The Northern Whig states that the first of Julj passed oflf in Belfast without the least tumult or rioting. So dull first of July we have rarely witnessed. The display of orange lilies and green boughs were few ...