... (Laughter.) With reference to the state of parties, the hon. member proceeded in a humorous vein to describe the effete Tories and Whigs of the old We longer saw any specimens of the old gentlemen who were formerly depicted in yellow feathers and drab-coloured ...

... SOUTHERN VIEW The Richmond Whig of the September thus concludes article on this subject:— 44 We suppress exultation at the thought what yet remains be done, and the possibility of losing all that has been gained by failing to complete the work. Situated ...

... herself on having set iiouse order. Let this be done now, and the ...

... at last Monday's quotations. Barley also un- altered. but oats firm at the full rates of this day of the week -— The Belfast Whig reports as follows on the trade LATE N EWS SPECIAL THE PREMIERSHIP. our London Correspondent.) Loypon, Monday evening. T bear ...

... TBE GOVERNMENT AND RM BILI,. In the course of his speech at Manchester, on Tuesday, t remarked on— TBE INDEBTEDNESS OF THE WHIGS 4S A PARTY TO THE Tam not one of thosé ww depreciate. the ho, here or elsewhere, i and take the 100 years from hig’ party, ...

... The wildest and most inconceivable repots are afloat, for which there is not the slightest foundation. —Bel fait Northern Whig. ...

... Minister differs from another. There are members of the Govern ment who would propose a Bill that would take the feet from the Whigs, but there are others who would regard such a Bill as an To the older men of the party—those brought the ancient doctrines ...

... with slow sale, at last Monday's prices. There was a ir retail demand for Foreign, at the currency of a week. | The Northern Whig of remarks as follows on the trade of the week :— | There is no of the linen trade of in the state f the season ; and into ...

... amongst the Scotch members who voted on the same side were Mr R. W. Durr, Sir J. and Mr Macxis. Some twenty-five or thirty Whigs voted with the Tories. It is generally believed that Lord Pat- and Mr have had a some- what serious disagreement as to the ...

... amongst the Scotch members who voted on the same side were Mr R. W. Durr, Sir J. and Mr Macars. Some twenty-five or thirty Whigs voted with the Tories. It is generally believed that Lord Pat- MERSTON and Mr Grapstoye have had a some- what serious disagreement ...

... return than was anticipated from the earlier cuttings. Cram of jail kinds is thriving, and will yield abundant straw.— Northern Whig. ...

... prophesying Brahmins in the great Whig House somewhere; and I daresay thev are foretelling all sorts of evils that may come from the passing of this (Laughter.) I have heard a member—and a member, since then, a Whig Cabinet—declare that believed there ...