... On examinin the ackage * It wan found to be tattar-emetlo ?? e ggirl In the grocersd shop ad given in mitake for belirls ?? Whig.. Ar E oaT CO6WY Ranv.-MAnTue' ? I BALSAM 0)1 HOBJHousD AND AniNUBD.--Dr. Brett, ol- the Liverpool Royal Infirmary, and ...

... capable of being ithitcel to cwrve fr ve' principles by those narrow iic-anie prei wp whichl interfere with tlte liirtl dt'sf Whigs so often, when they have to dea;l *i Catholic questions. Le'rss.--Our townsian iMr. R. A. Ma-ri lr i.-ued his address to the ...

... and would be sorry to import amongst us ? It is because all these changes have been effected--not by any party-not by the Whigs or Radicals-not evon by an abiding phalanx of Liberal politicians-not in any instance by the dictatorship of an individual ...

... suffer at thin time. We are not anxious, however, to insist much just now upon the errors of past colonial policy, neither the Whigs nor the Tories, so far as we can understand, having succeeded hitherto in all their dealings with the numerous and various ...

... Star. The Pickering highway board have unanimously determined that the new highway act does not give satisfaction. The Norhern Whig is authorized to state that the Shnate of tho Queono' Univereity has resolved to hold. examinations for ladies, The Greewich ...

... for which I.ord Derby's Government was reipoiin- sible, Wins £193,528,776. Thi', expenditure rose in thin next year lnder tho Whig Government to £1 5,31 noi;7, in 1861 to X1 5,883,160, alnd in 11562 to vi ;,ouo,;s50.( A portion of this increasewas 'swing ...

... LORD NORMANBY AGAIN. The distinguished Protestant and ex- *h Whig nobleman who heads the Bourbon ind Ultramontane faction in this country Id has been wonderfully reticent of late until last Monday evening, when he seems to n,1have thought it time to show ...

... Fortescue, Under-Secretary for the Colonies, is to succeed Mr. Cardwell; and it is said that Lord Hartington, a respectable Whig nobleman, whose talents are perhaps not below mediocrity, is succeed Mr. Fortescue. Such is the present somewhat complicated ...

... Liberal politicians was naturally increased by the circumstance that he had begun political life as an ardent Liberal. A Whig and more than a. Wliig' was an expression employed to designate young Mr. Copley, who, long before he became Lord Lyndhurst ...

... exalted humanity. honourable and true-at rvberal G fttc. or t1 you like a Conaervative Liberals not a house. a Tory, not. a Whig, not Conigeryativa O but a cencen- trative of the happy medium wldhic have grooter power for good than either extreme can po55i ...

... Catholics were getting strong enough to be useful to them, and so they sought their help. (Hear, hear.) It was not ?? Tories and Whigs, or Radicalsa or Liberals, or il-liberals, they, as Catholics, were to expect anything except what they could gain for themselves ...

... , the grant to Maynooth. As for taking the Catholic priests into state pay, that favourite notion of an exploded school of Whig statesmanship is now de- funct. It may not be generally known that one of the ablest of our foreign contemporaries, the late ...