... man in good ?? Mr. OvEREND : He was a bit of a Whig, wasn't ?? i (triumphantly): Yes, and I am a Tory. (Laughter.) I t never talked politics with ?? was he a bit of a ( Whig?-Well, he made a speech at a Whig dinner. ( (Laughter.)-Wasn't he doing a good ...

... ore', about one mlle dis~tant. from Portrnah,' with themvieiw, no. -dobk, of apsetting the nofininihg trait. The NQrghefin Whig of Friday, contains the ?? of no 1e3s than eleven actions for. seduation-, tri6d on''the previous day 'before ?? BarrSatee ...

... Fergusson, was a Whig, and nothing more. His voting occasionally with the ministry of Lord Derby might be attributable to the popular character oh the measures proposed by it; but, never- theless, Sir Robert was unifoemly the supporter of every Whig Government ...

... these considerations would not enhance the sum they might think it right to award, Verdict for the ?? 150l. IRELAND. Three Whig candidates have addressed the electors of Derry, soliciting the seat vacant by the death of Sir Robert Ferguson. Report gives ...

... lights, sir. Complinant said he made a quick exit on the O.P. ade, b and escaped behind the seenes, in doing which he lust his whig, his net, and his line; dn hot, they were knocked ?? head and out of his hands on the stage. After that he went below end tore ...

... eli deuce. That is a mastter for' them. Your soliciG can have copies of all the documents road, by g Matthews. The .Norfaern Whig has the following stateneflt Ii reference to the above trial :- Not withsteonding ti atrocity of the crime of which the prisoner ...

... . and foal hitherto unkoewin.' We asibonthe restfollow , ing-notnlosfe' r-. RichaeondbCh'ndler, ead Mcrton. f this townd , whig has be reen orafot -by many of h oa r SIM-eteoz the vjt joie':e ia b 0rs' su- ?? . the rninus;;~andso farmers aa ?? dit vesg ...

... roes-examined-I hope I knowwhat a torjyis. (A laugh.) ,I believe the committee was composed ot three conserva- ltives and two whigs. I asn aware of the nature of the re- solutions that were come to by the committee. There was a good deal of excitement in ...

... hiis selection, and preferred Lord Palmerston as a colleague.' This is an offence which has never been forgiven, thqugh the Whig party have doneeoveeything they possibly could to compensate the amhl fir.the o'ss of ?? Journal. The Mom'afi,4 Post thinks ...

... consequent upon eral Mor. EarIe accepting the Chiltern Heudreds. Te eleetion ider was a close one, Mr. Mejoribanks being the Whig can- B the didate, Mr. B. Hodgsgn, the Tory candidate; and Mr. 01 'r'jf Majoribanks was only returned by a majority of one ...

... Apropos of Dublin Caatle-Lord Carlisle is yes the last Lord Lieutenant, or, to speak with: moreth certainty, the very last Whig Viceroy yea will. have 'in ani Ireland. This you may take for granted. It is just, foT possible, if the Tories come into office ...

... They both refused their eed- drese andi represented that they had only cme from Ireland two daya before. The pisonee treted he whig afair Itindifference. Mr. Bllam, whoappered or th preecuton n behalf of te Mnt olictor sad te, fmal prsonr had been in the ...