... hurry to tile great Transatlhitic repiublic to increase the strength of what may possibly one day be a hostile power. That snug Whig mnonopoly, the ltudson's Bay Company, has kept its good things to itself. The establishlimaent of British Columbia, as anl ...

... gentleman of local inflance, t are the only candidates who have not flinched from the espense of a contest. Mr. Wilkinson, who is a Whig of a the old school, eat for Lambeth in tbelast Parliament, but t was defeated at the general election by Mr. Roupell, a t ...

... return to power-a conviction which is apparently shared in by the viscount. Should the Emperors of surmises be realised, and a Whig Administration id replace the present Tory possessors of the treasury at benches next session, we may see the result of these ...

... return to power-a conviction which is apparently shared in by the viscount. Should the Emperor's surmsises he realised, and a Whig Administration %tic replace the present Tory possessors of the treasury ack benches next session,.wve may see the result of ...

... excused from attend- r ing the dinner, and nearly all the public functionaries did likewise. To the credit of the respecta ble Whigs a in the corporation, they, in effect, returned their 1 cards of invitation. Thus the dinner, which was to t have represented ...

... wisdom of Parliament was shaken, and, to complete the disgrace of the Whigs, the finances constantly declined under their inefficient control. While the Liberals, com- posed of Whigs and Radicals, Dissenters and Papists, Repealers and Brass Bands, were ...

... attend- n t- ing the dinner, and nearly all the public functionaries a lir did likewise. To the credit of the respectable Whigs a k in the corporaion, they, in effect, returned their i X cards of invitation. Thus the dinner, which was to t 4I have represented ...

... who anearingly taunts his poor old master with his very great age. But, for that matter, witness well-nigh the whole of the Whig and Radical prties,.who are now so completely disgusted with Lord Palmersten, for having dragged them through inch very dirty ...

... feeling of dejection at such a desertion of top-boots princi- ples. The good old times will sorrowfully be re- carred to, when Whig Prime Ministers sat up anl night at whist, and Tory Prime Ministers frequently went to bed drunk. Were not those the days when ...

... and success have done their work on the Libe- rals. During nearly thirty years the Liberal party, -under the guidance of the Whigs, have had the as- cendant, except during one interval, and even then Liberal measures were carried by Conservative States- ...

... their conviction that such conduct in so hiring the steamJboat, as aforesaid is truly reprehensible. The Belfast Nortliern Whig, in an article on this painful occurrence says :-''he facts esta- blished by the evidence brought before the inquest are-that ...

... gloriedF at an earlier period of his life. If we except Lord iJOHN? RrSSELL, who has always been consistenltin| |his attachment to Whig principles and associa tions, there is no first-rate man in either House of Par- liament who at the present time confesses ...