... serious disaster; but, in tho heart of a people resolved free, disasters I stimulate increased exertions.'’ | Tho Richmond Whig thinks Mr. Jefferson Davis’s government the most lamentable failure in Idstery, and thinks the helm should be surrendered to ...

... laminated Tuesday in favoui of the liberal candidate', Mr' B. Hills. It was no victory for the Liberals, for the late oandidate was Whig: hot it may called aneceas, for Mr Hilts ia decided Liberal. The snoctluM candidate had a majority of 63. The anmber of K' ...

... ministen have made that question, and the fools they have made of themselves. It is saying pretty nearly a century old that Whigs build walla to knock their heads against, and never waa provsrb more faithfully realised than in this affair tbe Revised Code ...

... one was mote universally respected. In politics was erJant Übetal: but among the Tories hp had .more friends than ateong the Whigs. In the terrible crisis 1826 he, like many others, found bis resources, ample as they were, unavailing the moment; bat he' ...

... finds in cariosity, compassion, and nesntment, powerful auxiliaries.—. Robert Hall. Mebtoussoss. —A distinguished member ot the Whig party, now no more, end who was himself one of the most aensitire of men and one of the moat attraetire of orators, told ms ...

... Stanley, twin brother of Lord Stanley of Aldcrloy. Mr. Lowe was refused admittance to this sacred enclosuro of aristocratic Whigs tho suspicion that he writes for tho Time*. But why a member of the illustrious house of Stanley was excluded is a question ...

... right to be dissatisfied with the reasons the Rumanists give for their very ungrateful ue?ertion of their old fiiends the Whigs, or Liberals, or whatever we must call the party which has lost their support. We have come to the conclusion that the blow ...

... professing Protestants—knowing all this, cannot but think that the ungrateful desertion of their old and constant friends the Whigs is a proceeding of the Roman Catholics this country which will be found to have its source in a policy at present unknown to ...

... remark on this head which he heard from tradesman. He observed:—Yon are talking much about the occupation of Borne because the Whigs are power, but let the Tories come in and England will support the Pope with foreign arms. Mot a Tory spoke for Victor Emmanuel ...

... of the Conservative party. To his mind the long agitation of this question, which had been the subject of bills proposed the Whig and Tory Governments in vain, was Droof that the question was not ripe for settlement, a;:d~tbet the pretext for legislation ...

... Cbiquihuite on the 20th of April, in order to commence hostilities immediate 1 v. TWO MURDERS, NEAR BELFAST. (From the Northern Whig.) . Belfast, Thursday. his evening, at a quarter to six, Mr. John Herdman, one of the wealthiest and most respectable merchants ...

... condnel of the Conservatire party. bis mind, the long agitation of this question, which had been the snbjeet of. bills propo by Whig and Tory gorernmeots in vain, was : proof that the question was not ripe for settlement, that the pretext for legislation was ...