... most of the Irish constituencies. Here, rare chance for our Conservatives. Let the men in favourable opportunity to put the Whigs in a 1g their then, being installed in office, let them app. country, and the Irish priests will give them the Sv. to the that ...

... eggs got comparat ix time, Loan Review, and «he is It is avecred fil on four in @ commit as hort pee > managers the Ve pot ams Whig, who have t: S$ ly ASS hat the zee such as has never yet b en ar otk. the present time there b as heen ne distress ©: Crow ...

... English Government, which, be contended, ou eat the have abandoned Austria in her struggle to uphold | entered into by all The Whig party had | tly, ami justice to tho te of Southern Italy ; but long at Sloe: rtify the have burst, question was again discussed ...

... pull altogether,” which carried the Reform reating he would live to see the time when the To rial dis- pick up the disused Whig doctrine of m was and make it a laider wherewith to climb it merely Nay, who would have thought four month: Retrenchment would ...

... News from New! ern states, that negotiations Me to between Generals Wool and Pui wl Tana Of ill take 14,000 prisoners. The Whig state the 1th eighteen of the Monitor's crew w ‘ton de- at City Point aud were surprised by the Co: A leon Nine were ed as ...

... ae w free- and was married in 1 What is of 109 | markable, the venerable dame never knew | grate- of whisky.—Northera Whig. t peril, SCOTLAND, Tue Licur oN Ness.—The htened | Trade have refused to sanction the erection | portant light on Montrose Ness ...

... M‘CLELLaN calls for reinforcements, v sent to him in numbers not sutlicient to w attack on the rebel capital. Naturally, the Whig crows lustily. ** is afraid Within sound almost of the church bells of R within sight almost of the long-coveted tr sudden ...

... great delicacy, but that | Cong tes ~~ Begs 7 ee io less tha why the House shouki not discuss it. ed) bill, and the menth, a Whig Government, because ft suited ii ime aml had recognised and it would not do to s civil war was still raging in America, for ...

... which their order is drawing upon itself by t their order, we say, not their party; for t! not a Whig measure or a Ti measure ; | of the moted and opposed by Whigs and Tories ; it he he. earried by gentlemen who think lightly of be i that the Lancashire Distress ...

... Boone thought it desirable to wer by endeavour to get the matter Dr, as it had become Torry, =. ‘im Perth but throughout the Whig te oP ae ting to Council to lead him to believe that if sufficient c lis, the shown for the tor’s to it; but it was too much ...

... Lachearnl ae eee lis. readers in es, and Coe Pertpspire l were of loyal Tuursvay Avousr 7, 1 g been sts of a Osce more the Whigs have had the honow 1e able m that posing the Prorogation Speech. It was sub ties of her Masgsty at a Council held at Balmor ...

... Palmersto was not backed heartily even by his own P Whigs and Tories have approximated on the as on other points; and, taking this Shefficl stration as the last and freshest of many si on unt Whigs and mony with the governing, who are also the ¢ paying ...