... the post= after the Pifret: business 'Mr ISptforith amctm 'ii. the e cha- racter for the Tories: as Coppock did for thhe' Whigs but> 'Mr 3Spodff i si' ot'a;coppouk, nor will the world. agali- foor ia long 'ime !see ti'li like of',that noitab-le ma~n.'qr; ...

... the session ?? we were in difficul- .vidua ties with the United States as to the the 81 island of San Juan, and the disputed Whig bo undary question was to have been amicably offlc settled ; now, when the session has closed, not a word is said on the subject ...

... tax; and notwithstanding the croaking and gibberish of that ancient female, the Courant, and the sing-song accompaniment o the Whig organ, it is not difficult to perceive which way the wind lies, -and in what direction the strong current of public opinion ...

... any; good, went and set fire: to a famous temple as a -means of gaining no- toriety.-I am, &c., . . A DIsENXERax. The Northern Whig learns from a private Eource of information on which it cin rely, that Mr.;Gladstone has withdrawn his name from the Carlton ...

... a professedly Liberal Lord Advocate, and that he should be sup- ported in.bis efforts by all the strength and talent of the Whig and Tory organs. To those. who are not in the secret such a course appears suicidal, but when you look a little deeper, and ...

... 1a6 ' 124. 199 'Ta : ine orefo fes low 89 Conru a n s!l llor oFP DOWN D -CX0,tUL -AN35F .t ORANGE Sa0N-PB ?? Northeri i I Whig writes as-follows :-SThe Re_. S. G. Potter, I whose 'OJrange sermon in Down Cathedral, on Y the i2th of '3nly, was about as ...

... visit to the hospital at Caserta made by Garibaldi, in feompany with an English lady and her two .daughters. We. (Nori-ter- Whig): have had the pleasure to receive from this lady, who has family connections in this part of Ireland, a 1iighly interesting ...

... tort of quasi-.ToryJism; and now that ceff ,the cold fit lis 'upon him, he is doing all that in ncc him lies -to induce the -Whigs ' to do nothing. 'ha Had Garibaldi never undertaken to, lead men to' the deliverance of 'Southern Italy no one would we have ...

... trustworthy kind; and the others are men of straw, easily swayed. If, to paraphrase Brummell's saying, Bright were to cut the new Whig (Palmerston) and bring the old one (Russell) into fashion, or to exhume the now-buried Clarendon, or to give a chance to Lord ...

... uneed L.5 or L,6 as *tbe limit to vibicb it could -be extended wibh R pearfectcEafety.; M1 Byng, the ribiog- hpe of, ' tlce Whigs, voted for Lord John Russell's re-o-' 'otion. Why Because it told the working m casses that thl House was not neglectful oftheir ...

... and is therefore at liberty to do just 1 s it likes. It would seem from the following, 3 which we clip from the Aortzhe,'n Whig, that the- Blagnetic Telegraph Company, also a monopoly. -i so far as Ireland is concerned, is conducting it. - self in a similar ...

... picture. f( It is to this luxurious profusion os imaginative g power, moulditig all the operations-of a mind lii gR which veteran Whig prejudices were so firmly b rooted that they bad-become' part of the nature d of the man, that we would willingly attribute ...