... that Mr. Massey, the c Whig vice-chairman of the House of Com-] mons, was to oppose it with the assent and by the request of the Government.2' Advert- I ing to our foreign policy, he said that firm- t ness on the part of the Whig Government t would have ...

... party attack on the particular section of the governing classes that at present hold the national purse by the throat.' The Whigs are no worse than then Tories, and the Tories, when in office, were no better than the Wigs. In both cases the same game was ...

... was no secret that that treatv and budget were opposed by one-half of the Cabiet by whom they were proposed, and many of the Whig party sitting near the gangway denounced them in the lobby although they voted for them In the House. If the budget had one ...

... still great of complaints of the dearth of fodder of every tb kind, and of the consequent sufferings of at cattle. The Northern Whig says- For the last 20 years' fodder has not brought such enormous ?? as it at present brings in every Irish market. We know ...

... members of the Irish ?? ghbar. ,~.FATAL AYPBAT BETWEEN STUDiN-4.-Jon B. Brown- an low, soil of 'Dr. BrS~vnlow, of the Knoxville Whig, had a ?? difficulty at Emory and Henry College, Va., a few -days ar ' since, with a studenf from Georgia, named Reege, and ...

... bIA should pass, so Mr ;as that tbis question suiglit be put out of the way, and the we siot ckatraot their battles with the Whigs ; lu-t the dis 1%Toy at I was evidently somewhat div ided. Some ?? usted the bill because it was not enough - on ?an la-t h- ...