... scandalized everybody here, and has singularly wounded the national conceit. There is not one. even the most radical ..f tho Whigs, who are not ashamed see their hero compared a lirilish statesman to filibuster like Walker. Let us return now to our policy ...

... ; Such ns the winds when I her gather The ►calterM incense of the >d*epi’'g flowers. Anil bear h upward through the heaven Whig* ...

... route for Ihe North Atlantic telegraph cable. Sir Leopold M'Clintock has been appointed the corn of the Bulldog The Notlhern Whig, cautions the public agsinU largo number of forged uoirs. bearing date the Isih of February 1860, which are in circulation ...

... most respectable Catholic gentlemen of Brlfaal and the surrounding neighbourhood, and the sum cted was computed about Northern Whig. Eroli H Convert, Pants—The Augustinian Nuns Sion House. 25, Rue des Foss.a, St. Victor, have been established more than 200 ...

... proceeding from Irish Radicals —who. in fulfilment of an obvious contract, are alwais pul down b» the English Conservatives and Whigs. J| has, therefore, not been a frequent speaker or an aclive politician and his high qualifications for debate and council ...

... «ll Whigs* England It will be said disloyal Wen’O to We p> a it our death wojKI testify i'. Not di*|u\al to the exalt'd who ru'ea ov-r us. or her children whom may God guide and preserve; but disloyal to 0| pr» ssion, revolutionary justice, to Whig corruption ...

... legality of the Lorda’ behaviour could not fail brought into prominent diacuaaion. packed a Committee of Tories and malignant Whigs, together with a slippery Perlite, and a very sm«ll rniou'ity of meti likely >o maintain the dominion ot law and liberty against ...

... P»J him a monthly aohacripiion for reading all the papers has ; take the Illustrated Lundun News, the Freeman, the Northern Whig the Warder, and all the papers (laughle-). Kelly told heard the proceedings read the men ; I had no object in reading the paper ...

... so manfully avowed and ceimun d the llev NV M llwaine in his comment on the notorious Revival’ gathering of 1859 —Notthetn Whig ...

... giving their decision ; and there are not, at present, any good grounds for infering what the of their deliberation may be Whig. Thk Swell Mob—'The public should be made aware (hat some of the London swell mob rivod Dublin bv the express boat from Holyhead ...

... letter, and never could forgive it j and there were Ftench navy, lorce which certainly could never many other things which the Whigs had done not lie required for her defence. No one could answer 10 forgotten, and if the tight lion gentlemen op- ' lor day ...

... >ession utterly barren It is (he capital disgrace of the session. The Herald remarks that series disastrous failures is all the Whigs will have to boast about when thev are their auiuinnal visit to their constituents Ihe d-alh of Lord Flpliinslone, lato Governor ...