... was strongly attached to his political friends, and deeply imbued with those immortal principles which haye assigned to the Whig party so glorious a share in the annals and government of this country. -But he raised thosexprinciples to, a higber power: ...

... without a theory. There are two parties in 'England,-Old England and Young England. Old England comprises the Tories and the Whigs; Young England the Reformers, whose leaders are the men of the Manchester School, of whom he naively adds, Sea tendences ...

... partil. ,snbhip inthe, selebtiQn, of judges! Earl Gnuy M obliviouq of the proverb abont those who live in glage houses. Ha f'a Whig Government not gene4 rally promoted 6.hgP .barriter, 'and ?? Go~ -vermmenlai Toty.bamruter , The inof America IA Ibis respset ...

... Apropo3of Dublin Castle, in, Lord Carlisle is the last lord-lieutenant, or, to speak' I ro. with more certainty, the very last Whig viceroy, you t ed will have inIreland,. This youmay take for granted. ith It is just possible, if the Tories comer into office ...

... Irish Liberal who makes up his mind to risk the repro- sentiaion and odium whihli are sure to follow a vote adverse to the Whigs and favourable to the Tories must be acting under a strong sense of duty, and ?? from a factious or unwortly motive. It is ...

... fingers of both hande have been eaten off, and the right arm regularly crushed from the wrist to the elbow, - Bolfat Nsurthern Whig. Mr. John Wray, who has been reaelver of the metropolitan police from the establishment of the farce, has resigned, and is ...

... this, a'soeiation. 'Year rouneil Is pleased to fled that the members are of all shades of polities and sosial conditions. The Whig sad Con. ji servativa, the rich end the poor, the educated-and the compa- n nativel uneducated, all mneet in this. as~ocoiton ...

... induced by the conduct of certain members on the Government side of the house; but he would tell theose gentlemen that a pure Whig administration was extinct-was a thing of the past. Heprotested against thed mirepresentations of the Times with respect to ...

... for the defendant. ?? ourt ?? Oommon Pleas, Vub!llnt de- to sh8a, On it .wil find tbat tbhe have done a real serviso to the Whig Mtelatr 'an' 1;he1Vei 'iorter , and a real injury to the natlonal'eaUE of lIelnd. ^ ..;il - FOREIGN,..,-.. The-Empress Euni ...

... giving some vague liberal satisfaction, without prepar-. Ingany future inconvenience for themselves. Let their . make these Whig or Toryi Conservative or'iberal, ent.eraca understandhthatmnetheir opinion, on the nio chrchand tat deendin a large measure ...

... pretty much, the same may, we fear, be averred of the whole of the small and exclusive band of privileged placemen, whether Whig or Tory, who, by turns, monopolize the government of the country. In times long gone by, ere the schoolmaster had taken active ...

... still great of complaints of the dearth of fodder of every tb kind, and of the consequent sufferings of at cattle. The Northern Whig says- For the last 20 years' fodder has not brought such enormous ?? as it at present brings in every Irish market. We know ...