... Mil- pre*e Lags It Is toped, thee*** _ ‘* hops rather than fear.” mad waaung lha Frscch «aj Milton would probab’y have cnllad Whig toppiisd the noapicas of Ambaesadnm COLOSEL BROWN. Coir o*l B'nwn, C.B ,hM rerigool tbo Coar.lw' , ''»’I J th« Dablio M- ...

... slvortly announced. I Derby, during hialaat was very careful his aelcclion* for the and will be so now, although He conduct the Whigs for the la#t five year# might sacm '.o justify relaxation any very rigid principle in the matter. Among the curicwt e» of the ...

... of the government, assented to that clause. He believed that if any member the League had bound himself to any government, Whig or Tory, that would not do justice—unqualified justice—to the people, he would spurn that person (hear, hear). He believed ...

... their places on the Treasury benches than they were accused for having come boldly to the rescue at a perilous crisis. The Whig faction were dismayed. In the height of their career, and in all the fulness of pride, had they been struck down, and the public ...

... governed upon Conservative principles, it should governed by Conservatives;” wherefore the only way is “to exorcise from the Whig party the demon of Conservatism that has so long possessed it; for is devil that is inexorable, aud can only be reduced fastings ...

... the meeting, and expressed bis gratitude for the novel, striking, and most valuable instruction he had received. —Northern Whig. The Crops the North of Irri.axh.—Daring the past week the weather has been exceedingly favourable for ripening the grain, ...

... name may, cribbing the measures of their opponents, Whig, Liberal, and Radical, remain in possession the Government nches for considerable time come. The greater contains the »i, and Tory body with a Whig head [►oblical perfection which must have the ellect ...

... abundance ; and, good the quality, that not one-half the quantity of oatmeal is being consumed same period last year. —Northern Whig. Irish manufactured Lace for the Pacha Eotpt.— Messrs. R. Cordner and Co.jhave at present for inspection, in their warerooms ...

... political difficulty in the case. Influential men all partle* have given the project their warm adhesion. Conservatives anti Whigs co-operate earnestly the matter. The leading Western* of the latter parly, indeed, boldly undertake for t heir Cabinet that ...

... single bouse'' for tbe ec-aion. most important division in tbe Commone was that on Mr. M. Gibson's amendment, which threw tbe Whig administration out of office. prceeot session of parliament has wilnee-ed tha of aevoral important mrasore*. lorg-ccotested ...

... the Lord, and that regardeth not the day to the Lord he do’h not regard It.’ You say my letter was •employed in the Northern Whig as the basis of remarks which are subverrive uf ail religion, which ignore the Bible and the law altogether, and which embody ...

... 01 >;it, whose abscum parliament a; iwh’ August 21, 1858. not get if Lord Palmerston was in office, and more Whig support also, for the Whigs would be ashamed not to support a measure of Tenant Right introduced by a Conservative Government. The Conservatives ...