... bill involving the major interests of Scottish ednea• Hon, when that billhad been prepared in the Whig manufactory, and had been actually promised by the Whig official. The case is by no menus a clear case of patriotic interest in the welfare of Scotland ...

... is an additional guarantee for permanent good government; every return of an opponent is a step towards the restoration of Whig incapacity and abuse. Let it be well understood that the question for the next few months will not be one of mere party, but ...

... hopes of the Whigs, who wou'd give multitudes of smiles, promises, bows ard scrapes, and wheedling contri- vances, but never a thorough measure of reform, or anything bordering on it, especially when Irish tenants were in the case. The Whigs did one thing ...

... of every speaker to consider any rational plan for a commutation, must operate powerfully on the minds of those moderate Whigs of the House of Commons who really desire a settlement of the question without inflicting any great injury on the Church. All ...

... left flayter's dishes, At the pay office dawneth no Whig quarter-day; De-pite Cardwell's motion, and Bob Low's devotion, The hopes of the session are all fled away! Round the lobbies at gloaming the Whig whips are roaming, Their pack, once so tame, running ...

... copyright aod &e., was sold im the Mereury, with its job prioting the sum ot £1200. to the Ulster ruptey Court The Mercury is Whig paper, o Compan: in the north. Decuse or Tablet Pee ak of Saturday bas ao article, wbich extends over three of ite columns ...

... , 2382 tons; 1858, 1586 tons—decrease, 796 tons. These figures show very serious falling on iu our usual supply. —Northern Whig. THE HEBEIKG TRADE. (From the Xmthtrn Weckhj Berriwj Circular of ) The fishing has not yet fully commenced. A faint show of ...

... granted a pension of year to the wife of John Hogan, the Irish sculptor. The Twelfth July.”—According to reports the Northern Whig, the Orange anniversary has, so far, passed oil’ in Belfast, Londonderry, and the provinces generally without any noteworthy ...

... of the Conservative party was directed to defend and maintain the Protestant Church in Ireland. 'Ewo years afterwards the Whigs proposed to give up church rates in England, and to provide a substitute out of the revenues of the Church itself. The Conservative ...

... pitch. Having sold the church to a sour and ambitious fanatic, Lord Palmerston was more economically buying the aristocratic Whigs in open market. It was difficult to believe that his objects were purely patriotic,' and it was certain that his practice was ...

... evidence that the products of the season will highly remunerate the agricultural interests of this part of the twenty.— Northern Whig. ...

... ardour of Ctinacla are not driven into channels of effort hostile to the parent state. It threatens no Jugurthine war. The Whigs, for whom one might reverse Johnson's epitaph on Goldsmith—for they touch nothing that they do adorn—encouraged qy words and ...