... 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 ...

... the humblest of the members he contemptuously snubbed, and made wrathful and revengeful by his insulting witticisms. The next Whig Premier, whoever he may be, is pretty certain to treat the Commons of Britain with the respect due to gentlemen. The Scottish ...

... Certainly the attempt of last year to feed up an ordinary Whig Into Liberal chief elaborately broke down. Perhaps the grub experimented upon had already reached too advanced an age pure Whig organization. Perhaps the proper food has not yet been discovered ...

... had declared his inability to form a Cabinet on Protection principles, and Lord J. Russell bad Tailed in making one of the Whigs, be held that he was bound to support her even the hazard of his own coneistency. He thought the support of Sir R. Peel’s ...

... General Windham has resigned his seat for the East Norfolk in consequence of his prolonged absence in India is denied by the Whigs. resignation of the gallant officer was broadly hinted at at I he late election by Sir Henry Stracey, and no attempt was then ...

... Eastern, vis: —Aberdeen 7) per - Boe ~ 63 6 We take the following on the Irish flax, yarn, and linen trade from the Northern Whig of to-day:—In Ballymena, on Saturday, 36-inch linen goods advanced considerably, but 37j-inch remain stationary. Armagh was ...

... morality, who professes to hold a certain class of political principles, and yet is quite indifferent to the fact whether he be whig, tory, or radical. We could, as an adherent of any of those political sections, place no confidence in the man who had no ...

... us guard our coast, and permanently establish our frontier. AN IRISH COMPLIMENT TO SIR ARCHIBALD ALISON. (From the Northern Whig.) Orangemen in Scotland.— lt good and wise to resist the first appearances of evil, and, therefore, we are particularly glad ...

... First and Last Novel” is brief, yet most genial and pleasant, tale. “The Great Imposture” is political, and re- lates to the Whig assault upon the Derby Ministry. The concluding paper, though by tar the briefest, is not the least notable. It is one of the ...

... growing crops. Foreign Markets. —Flax—The continental advices respecting the growing crop continue verv unfavourable Northern Whig. Moray Frith Herring Fishing. —The herring fishing commenced on Monday night at «t of the ntationa on the south shore of the ...

... ion nf English law In tbs year 1»5I and 18M—or it might be said, wlist contrast between the Whig osbinst of and the Tory cabinet of ’5B When Russell the Whig was Premier, the Cardinal Wiseman was horned in tfflgy London, in the Centre of power and empire—the ...

... statesmen know to be inevitable. The American continent will, ere long, challenge the political importance of Europe. The Whigs threw away the United States, or that continent would be all our own, As it is, English thought is influential in those States; ...