... jt tba tfortier* Whig that Belfut an being trained to figbt A correspondent of two jouog men in Heonnn. Bible Pbistiso.—ln tbe report of the eridenoe giren daring the early part of this session before the select committee on the Qaeen Printers’ patent ...

... Saturday. April tbair childhood (Ungbtor). Bat On* on aoma Jbenla, who an oot Tories and not Whig*, hat who •it dovn oar end of the Home, who Man to eay that the bill U not ensngb, and, therefore, abase It whenever the; have an opportunity ; hot I have ...

... the 16th, and that General had destroyed railway between Whig with the Federal cavalry co 8 Sheridan, who bad loss by the Coa- raid, bad been defeated with hea: federate Generals Lee jampsoo. The news from the is of a mixed character. are said to have ...

... YOU WAFT BYAUTIFI7L HAIL ' WHIG RS, &c.? Dr. Russell's Lisivene, an elegantly perfu toilet compound, for nourishing. 'reserving, and restoring the hair, is gaaranteed red t uce m ituiteches, whiskers, •”brows,ilke, in two three weeks, strengthen weak ...

... territorial Whigs, is thus simply preparing the public miud for the votes ot the Whig aristocracy this bill. Straws show how setsjthe wiud, and of Mr. Massey, well the late speech of Earl Grey, plainly iudicato that considerable section of the Whigs is secretly ...

... horse of the Whigs, the Reform Bill 1830 that Reform Bill, too, which Lord a Russell once hinted to be final, and the subseqaeut condaot his W' jg colleagues would lead one to infer to their opinion also. Now, we give full credj to Whigs for their Reform ...

... system as it had been under oi l. The now Poor Law did not propitiate the poor; while Whig finance and Whig for. ign policy were viewed with suspicion by the rich. A Whig Government had its Newport riots a Tory Government its Manchester riots. AU these causes ...

... be a very fine battle if tbe men will only come up to fill the ranks. The Tory Opposittoo does not want kill the Whig Cabinet, and the Whig Cabinet does not intend to be killed. Tbe case one in which every member may vote without the least regard what ...

... the same consentaneity. Whigs and Tories will say —because the people care little for Reform ; but Reformers will assert that it is because tbe people see clearly enough that any scheme of Reform they may obtain from either Whig or Tory Ministers will ...

... concerning Reform, are now apathetic about the success of Whig or Tory. Matters are now coming to dead lock, when parties, being nearly equal, the business of the country will come to a stand still. Whigs and Tories are in that position now. The gain to the ...

... vaieo. He was j i born a Whig; he belonged the ranks of the popular party ; and he filled his post with a distinguished grace. I Me did his best to be good, honest, open-hearted Whig, according to the fashion of his time—a Whig who, with aristocratic tastes ...

... at lea-u three fourths of the landed proprietors are Whigs, but since I*4l they have not a body interfered with 111.1 votes of their tenantry. Oous ...