... does so fairly, and by no means with the pen of a partisan. His opening remarks are well worth quoting:— So long had been the Whig tenure of power, that they believed themselves, and fancied the nation believed too, that they and they alone were fit to govern ...

... noxious to got away thia. I left than with a light heart, sad jammed is with about to. sass. Oh! I Grassi saillaisatly sty Whigs whin I loft them I tissad er of to God that Ms had 'Alp me eat ef en& seireriags. sad showy. I masa ths Gescso. s /andleok ...

... Mersa emeiameele advs = heed Se be emoted W esaddaiable although the kid_ them la ao His pubis. was diodes. d. sad ear troupe Whig thrown order, with the sad the gear as eash leek boa nth ead the 2kh /atm* as Woe right, sad be( 71st sod the 24th is the aireaosd ...

... sod rely them is es the oireprieg of each mins dna be Cadmium. Avisarrran or • Tim Clams MISOINIAZT AT ANOW/ADAILA lOW foes (Whig the selebrades 411 amiss Is the chow* of the Tree Chore M flestiod milsismiet so fereplay be the Rev. Mr. fleitwerte the be ...

... ^easures the Whigs have been agitating ten or a ^eo years without getting them passed. We sup- })o8e Bernal's notion of progression is the receding frotn all the promises made at the hustings only last lear, for which retrogression the Whigs were so sum- ...

... present results to the-country are advantageous and this is all we need require. Reforms have actually been accomplished which Whig ministers were content to premise and trifle with. The honour of England has been maintained, peace-has been preserved not ...

... the week has been rumour as to the dissension of the Ministry, which never acted more in nniaon, and made great point by the Whig press to endeavour to detach the old Conservatives from Lord Derby on the ground of his very liberal measures of last session ...

... large yield of last year's potato crop iu Ireland gave great encouragement farmers, and as we learn from the Jitlfmt Northern Whig, an immense tract of couotry, had not lor many seasons been planted with potatoes, produces this vear a crop of great beauty ...

... RHYILNEY. When our railway opened, the Whigs, and part of the road on each side of it leading OD the railway Wagon were treated in the usual et . w course rather unpleasant to feet &Ikea* bat we waited patiently, in hopes that the sharp stones would gradually ...

... ee of this for thine has ant beg** girls se for the The deka is the Cmmess was that en Mr. Milner Gibson% which threw the Whig Adatialatratina out el The has witeassed the pansies of several The lonroontested questioa of the adsdeelea of Jews bat rest ...

... the nation, or its representatives; added to which there was a haughty bearing and tone on his part, as well as that of the Whig Whipper-in, as if the Premier had been made a dictator in being returned with so high a hand last year. Peace and Reform were ...

... are upheld, I gay to them tha: in order become compact body they must rid all private and personal piques. hear.) The old Whigs and the modern Liberal- must I ite together, for with u we .re but men str..w. 1, my o*n p.t »ii io lho~ piiu«,.lea wh>ch under ...