... with in his new campaign. The country contests have begun well. We hope tell as favourable story to-morrow ; meanwhile we the Whigs and Radicals to explain, best they can. this declaration of some of the largest constituencies of the kingdom favour of the ...

... old woman named Ann M'Cormick, was sent here from Rothesay, though she was perfectly helpless and going on crutches.—Northern Whig. Antedeluvians.—There are now living on the Foils, a short distance from Belfast, seven individuals whose united ages amount ...

... were frequent, and there could not have been less than fifty parties so influenced, most of them being females. The Northern Whig has the following:—That the excitement which goes under the name of religious revivals is spreading in this neighbourhood ...

... appeared to have nailed his colours to the mast, and proclaimed his motto of *'no surrender. (Cheers and laughter.) The literary Whig had now become the Conservative philosopher. What did the bill do for the working classes ? Why they were never noticed it ...

... years ago there were, nominally, three parties in the State, Whigs, Radicals, and Tories. We now have Whigs, Conservatives, Tories, Feelites, RadicAls, and the Manchester School. The Whigs tell you that they have always been Libe- rals, and that they ...

... he is. I is a respectable man. Q. —What is he besides being respectable ? A.—Well, he is an auctioneer, of my politics—pure Whig. I named this matter to him first on the Sunday before the 9th of November. I went to Mr. Wilde, at his own house, and told ...

... Conservatives at the poll it was impossible that two could succeed, and the seat which I won for the Conservative party from the Whigs in If 1,2. and which I preserved in 1557 has been taken from me by the intrusion of a third candidate who had no claim on the ...

... expecting Another miscalculation, Tor which I am teaponeib.e, was faa did on me unwliluigneae to the Isst to tellere that tbe great Whig Party in tbe Riding, the traditional successors tnd polities! descendants or the great men wbo made the Settlement of the ...

... yonr borough. A few years ago there were nominally three parties in the state, Whljp*, Kadicals, and Tories. We now havo Whigs, Conservatives, ites, Radicals, and the Manchester School. Wings tell you that they have always^been Liberals, and that re ...

... lit, for Sir Robert l'eel had gem port of himself and his friends. When Sir Robert ...

... feel assured you will justify that vote. The question at issue appears to me to be, whether it is desirable to bave another Whig Government, with Lord John Russell at its head, or to retain her Majesty's present Ministers in office. The Ministry being ...

... an I v' it be M libellous; to speak the plain truth, they may plead guilty, bat not otherwise. | Churchmen, Dissenters, Whigs, Tories, and Raslicaiß, for miles Ij astounded that Mr Perry Watl VVatlington on the ground of any shiui i In- may profess ...