... the reapere of the harvest, Mr. Disraeli ° never sd a truer word In his life than when he - said Sir liobert Peel caught the Whigs bathing and Xb ran away with their clothes. (Laughter and ap- es plause.) If the people resolved upon It they would sgt direct ...

... In the ministerial ranks, and trusts, In the event of the breakdown of Lord Palncerston's administration, that no modified Whig ministry will be found acceptable to the country. There is, It says, no party in the Government with which the Conservatives ...

... foared, ; : , .Rally once ?? ,, - ear the mighty rnasses cil,. Rise awd free us from our thrall Roud aunder, once for ail, Whig and Tory chain I Men of mind, whose brains command Holmage due from every land- In your own and alien band- Write thoeworde ...

... made in the Bible of the arrest of a Fenian ? Where Herodias's daughtbr brings in the head sent her on a charger. -Nort/erei Wh~ig. t To dream of a mill-stone round your neck is a, sign of what you many expect if you get an extra- 'vamant wvife. When a youuj ...

... extensive, If nott fundamental, reconatitntion of the Governmniet. s The elitnination of two such pure Whigs would ij dissaove the allegiance of the Whig party to the ie remaining portion of the cabinet. The probability 1 is that a succession of weak governentts ...

... on having set her house in order. Let this be done now, and the 'ay may be near when England will know no Cifterence between Whig and Tory, Liberal and ( onservauve, and have altogether now watch. words AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA. SOUTrAMPTOU, MAY ...

... thy voice which is rtlLi. h Break, burn, smast,, r' Your bridges wad hboat ee you will: But leave one plank for a penitent. Whig, Who would fain be a Liberal ?? Ov1. WEATHER REPORT. FIMXlIAY, JUNE 29, E1GE1 O'CLOCK A.M. PLAOR. B. W. - D. W. it. 8. .. ...

... upon G t him as a most ignorant, unfortunate man, The coi reverend genatleman further Faid if he .'wished to ' Ca give the Whig party one telling proof of their to in, onipetence, he. would say- You are'. green ev enough to listen to John Bright. A ...

... of. om~mos Mr.Watkim -expressed, an opinion that the prement.Government would mint ~di '.brfing in a ?? he dei~tnotd tim wi Whigs who in 1859 took office upon the questionj of j refo~rmD, and then. shelved the. suoqq~b for, sixr ylears. . ifi however the' ...

... Simootesn: FElialb'Il. it-fr hIErbace; Biiiow Cu c-C. frotl Im,-~ f,,rf l, for London; Ang'lers a from Meatttl-tnI ~ee M-TiE WHIG PAETYi AND 1105..1iCEll Lt. Th tr oughuem, in a recent I- tte of Tetrue course ia to give bOtolW)-10 is pbroposed this at ...

... £3: brought to bear upon him to y his money t{*b. wb out this condition. It seeom e I as Mr. Moore Was wh at ?? ial)he enl Whigs were, Isq DezaIo lhter)-brit. it. Dt was found that thelr Iteaeter'had more of tle. in fllntthan the spoagn n bls'sompositlonandhe ...

... How dioneraent is the ?? front the ?? I Lord RIIBats heae for his head' covering the traditional white beaver of the okld Whigs. The venerable Marqtiis of Lanadownee hamself never mounted O furrier one than Little Johnny appears in. Beavers, and white ...