... general, of his having @ to 3 and unless the his and those of an of intermediate there Be head, and than is the case even under a Whig regime, families; and still greater danger of distrust of the constant temper of: the parochial all this, the equalisation ...

... existence a and ment the other hand, for many a long year to come. To the Whigs, of view this prospect might not yet come mingled with biteer and The old lation must then be 3 the Whig must be merged in blue and buff must be consigued to the moths: the “ ...

... Gatway a song of triumph is*** : for the financial victory achieved the House of Case*' I Thursday nigbt week. Once more the Whigs are briaaj** Ireland, and even Lord Palmerston's speech to bis assembled at bis official residence likely bered as among the ...

... following is the report of the Select CB, os wide distinction am oe aie Windsor Clive has ef G8. Pani, one, should be very fh. Whig ~—v yams a ve And the t and 4A ined = ae Jo seat ode y cd —) looked thea + Gamo. that the ot Caizo B. Canin, to te. mer to ...

... the best printed bandbi lady weut so far as to ask whether any special prise was The Lord Chancellor has appointed Mr. James Whig- ham, of the Northern Circait, to be Judge of the County vacant by the death of Mr. Koe. Court No. 37, of Darbam has paid a ...

... period of 27 Conservatives 78 ors of 51 to the latter. In 1860 there are wy Irish coanties 31 and 19 a total at momént of 55 Whigs (a party of whom vote larly against to the former mentioned.— Presa. of 6, ‘being of 38 in the above for the frat time on Wridey ...

... and 32 ; period of 27 Conservatives and 75 Whigs, or 3 | the latter. Tn 1860 there are returned from Conservatives and 31 Whigs; from cities 204 | servatives and 19 Whigs —giving of 55 Conservatives and 50 Whigs (2 oe . | regularly the present Go vernmes ...

... Protestant and mentary. latter weré waintained in power resiet the march of the inviolability of the English soll. The work of the Whigs finally accomplished in 1745, of The work of the Tories fteen: years before way to have terminated in 1815; be sald’ in the ...

... Returning to England, and succeeding to the title of Lord Dundonald by his father's death, he was, on the accession of the Whigs to power the first year of the reign of William IV. (IS3:>), reinstated in his command in the British navy, and made Rear-Admiral ...

... Cbowniko Conclusion.— Dr. Johnson, when he was in a good humour, was in the habit of saying, that 41 the Devil was the first Whig! It so, the wig in question must have been an Old Scratch. A Family Trait.— At a Republican meeting held at Rochester, in ...

... , eopies of the Bible: and: the and the by the Rev.. our greet. primary vulgar a ‘very minds: have ‘dnee in in On: thas ru Whig to a Tory to Tories are mast that, severe reasen, it is: Dissenters are extremely: though (se does thas al warp ‘the intellest)' ...

... Ttie Northern Whig gives a full account of tue .lis- rei-utable ooii.iuct oi an Orange mow towards tl.e Bishop of Do* n ami Connor at a meeting ot tlie Pio- pagatiou Society iv Belfast, on Monday ni^ht. It was well known, says the Whig, that tbe Orangemen ...