... house in which he so long presided. Lord fIlonteagle, who has initiated the oppositlosi to tle Government measure, is himself a Whig, and he will be s8upported by some of the staunchest adherents an(I most prominent members of that party. There is therefore ...

... Peers who voted in If Monday niight's majority. We will take for a granted that Lord Derby and his party, as well as their Whig coadjutors, were one and d all actuated by no other feeling than an ,t honest desire to avert or mitigate impending 'financial ...

... ho went doen to the river lI th Bann, stripped off .his clothes, and deliberately 1 I t drowaned Ihf6 Bfs.-BjdfaS Aorthcrw Whig. ...

... 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 ...

... material respect have turned out dif- ° ferently if it had been introduced in the last .T week.of January.. The Conservatives (Whig and Tory) are of course responsible for their teasing, frivolous,.and vexatious obstruction to a measure which they had not ...

... North against the South, ar.d attenipting to govern the country by means of pa- tronaige, upholding by other unfair means the Whig influence among the constituenoies. Never had such a gross insult been offered to the magitracy of a free country as by the ...

... Lihrsry 05 Cheap Editivuo-, L.,.i Margaret and her Bridesinaid-.. nook THE Fnaa PUBLIc LiB3AIY.- rhf.,hlfrcat ?? er -em, Whig, in noticing thuile prearatioins for tile O '-tla of a of the Freie Peblic Library, saya-1 Tho foundctvi', of inavs ulolbain ...

... ruinA4 MAn, re but yet his spirit of independence was not cut down. g The year 1835 brought about another election, and both Whig and Tory, who had deprived the old man hi and an aged partner almost of bread, came cap in G hand tobeg his votes. Neither ...

... an he opinion, and he (the chairman) believed he was right en in saying that Lord John Russell was looked upon .00 by both Whigs and Tories as one of the most consti. EO tutional representatives who oceupied a seat in Par- bat liament. {Hear, hear, and ...

... mtdighbi to 3 ,fm theoan. , &of 94to 3i pt from 45 to 5, and from 8J to 9J a.m.- August 5.-The clouds wvereboken tn thep mornfte whig; thne afterno sndebein wereibe overcast. Rhin feoudsrom 14 peUfrm. 24 to ?? August 8.-The sky was overcas t.l Ra1 fel front ...

... 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 ...

... in the mniddenof a public house in Basnett-street. It was removed to the dcadhriuse. The Lord Chancellor has appointed James Whig- .hum, Ecq., of the Northern Circuit, to time County Court Circuit No. 37, vasrnb by Mr. Koos death. The Grand Duke of Mec ...