... an old mure.” Father Pat has been obliged to addr es the following letter to the editor ; end the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs” are sure to eatch the fuU burst of the Rev. Father’s vengence whenever ho has the opportunity of giving them a blow in return ...

... election in order to be rejuvenated. The Times suggests a compromise, something that would slip easily through both honses. The Whigs have promised Mr. Bright to jump into his quart bottle, but now that he is not a condition to be very trucnlant, they had better ...

... election in order to be rejuvenated. The Times sutggests a compro mise,somethiag that would slip easily thorough both houses. The Whigs have promised Air Bnght tojump into quart bottle, but now that he is not in a condition to he very truculent, they had better ...

... my Jinsa Aids PtM leastery. Paderide :-11,11111111 TWELVETHIJCS, Tb. Wails, Said So by Cuomo, Demo, Cam, Kamm, ms 4 by W Whig. wod 54 . 104 ...

... progress through the House of Commons. It is a source of humiliation to its parent, and an of dislike to every one else. Even Whigs sad professed Liberals cannot refrain from venting their anger against it. But ot all the attacks it has hitd to sustain, the ...

... well-written magazine are the articles on Lord John Russell” and on Whig Bishopmaking.” In the first of these the presumption, the narrowness, and the inconsistencies of the ci-devant Whig Premier are admirably depicted. The following passage will serve ...

... In short, they have the fear of Bright before their eyes, which, added to a certain misgiving as to the possibility of their Whig patrons retaining office after a thorough explosion of this their master fraud, renders them incapable of acting an honest ...

... general election in order to hsrejnvenated. The Tima saggests compromise, something that would slip easily both Houses. The Whigs have promised Mr. Bright jump into a quart bottle, but now that is not in condition to be very truculent they had better compromise ...

... previous Tuesday. Still greater reduction may be looked for, if favorable weather for the grass lands should continue.—Northern Whig. The Orange lodges in Liverpool propose to erect a large hall in this town, in which to hold their meetings and on Thursday ...

... of few noisy knots of grievance-mongers make manifest one the back-sliding tendency of the times. On the one side we see Whigs, Whig Radicals, Independent Oppositionists, ranged with the inveterate assailants of time-honoured parochial system, ami on the ...

... bubbling pot of general election order rejuve- The Times suggests compromise, something would slip easily through both houses. The Whig* have promised Mr Bright to jurnn into that qusrt battle, but now that is not in condition very truculent, they had better ...

... for tithe back that the Whigs, as a united party, have ceased to exist, and we think this was never more apparent than at preseut. There are Rsidicatls on the one side of the house and Conserviitives on the other, but the Whigs are nowhere. Every hon. ...