... servree. Dr. Ooss delivered standin / mi /nt have combmeu to sumo long address. Referring to Lord Derby, to. whose A Tory-Whigs. There me tw kindness they were indebted for the ven- cheap terms 0 apprehension which they bed obtained the land for tho new ...

... wanted, at the present time, if they could get it, the combined action of all the Liberal party, and they could not get the Whigs, called, ...

... thoroughly, mad wield be able to get at • ream emert of Werra= then eight ban beta the ere had they der otherwise. Me had also Whig with brag radial, bristle, forward a meths la forst of bet he thought word be foetid set to Ns our. Mr. Tw thou mot cm gimp ...

... prince, or poten’ eannot be hun! ted out of office by the whole combined even with the aid of trimming and un- power of T Whigs; and the reception Garibaldi is sure to meet with from all trae Liberals on his arrival here, must not be made a pretence to ...

... in which hold their meetings. (Cheers.) Mr. Tune next alluded to the constitution of the Council, and said they had neither Whigs, Tories, Radicals, nor Fenians —(laughter)—in that body ; they were not known there as men politics, but men who were desirous ...

... things. For once, I agree with him, and I hope that the names of the factions who have hitherto produced such results—vis., the Whig and Tory factionswill shortly sink out of the political calender. He quotes the case of the eviction by Mr. Scully, and is ...

... proposed The of the Excueqver, whilst admitting question, w | that the assessment of small incomes required re-adjust- | by Whig and Tory governments in vain, was proof that the motion, stating that it would sacrifice the question was not ripe for settlement ...

... residence of his con, ds to have a policy, and each is content with only a liable to penaliies; but to enable » Mr. Robert The Whig cry is personal, it is “ Ourselves for ascertain whether it wae a case whieh ought to = Thorpe, Barueley., and ay ran ae ever ...

... the state of the potato crop in Ireland shows that great loss by blight has already occurred in gome localities. The Northern Whig says;—“ It appears from the Poor-law Commissioners’ returns that they ate in ptesSakton statistics proving widespread failure ...

... to further the interests of its supporters at elections. He moved for a return of the appointments to this snug nest of the Whigs,” and said that if the Government refused the return, the country would conclude they were desirous of screening some scandalous ...

... positively whether not the death of the deceased had resulted from the accident —At this stage his Lordship maid that, that Whig the ease, toe jury must led a verdict of Not Guilty. James Gallimore, spinner, Joseph Cialhature, spinner, and Charles Tomlinson ...

... GENERAL NEWS. weekly contemporary announces that now class newspaper, The Whig, and Cab and Omnibus dian, is about to started. . , What did the chawbacon say to Mr. when told him the great Duke of Wellington «I’m for he,” answered Uodge, but who Dr. Gumming ...