... the whole moderate party against the whole Democratic party, whether avowed Radicals, or whether disporting themselves ill Whig or Conservative disguise. In spite of the provisions of the Foreign Enlistment Act, Irishmen are daily leaving this conntry ...

... Register detailing what took placeduring the progress of the Reform Bill in 1832, and from Mr. Roebuck^ Ad- ministration of the Whigs, the latter bearing strongly igainst the plan of separate legislation for the three countries. In conclusion, he begged to ...

... 10lb Iwo peer, WI end tOet ; it‘s Nit 16 le maim la • elm ei IL Is Swiss _ Corles lbe whams bus lbe Deem lot he awarh hods Whig INA upethbree etewhielh. Me he rebel ruatewwwiliV ahohmed • ellelh weia ashmei ohm mai The hommewl We* *•heWe he sall the emmselea ...

... amendments that had been proposed previously to last night were brought forward, one by the chairman of committees—a Whig, and, what is more, a Whig official—and the other by Mr. MACKINNON, a gentleman who for a long series of years has consistently voted with ...

... member for and many other gentlemen of extreme Liberal opinions have pugned the returns on which the Bill was recommended after Whig gentlemen of high position and eminent talents and learning have likewise Impugned them—that the noble lord should deliberately ...

... chair. Parties are singularly spUt up. The Democrats have broken into two sects, and have nominated no candidate. The old Whigs have put forward Mr.BeU, of Tennessee, sad Mr. Everett A convention in Illinois nominates Mr. Hsmlln The Republicans Chicago ...

... Streßora was i the oldest, of tba Peers, - having been born in 1767, the year before Lord Sinclair. He was a member of the Whig family of Byng, Lord Torrington. He entered the army as ensign in September, 1793, ana became Captain ih the follow- ing May ...

... the ■writer declaring that, as the gentlemen had shot her cat, he must take care of her mice.—Court Journal. The Northern Whig complains that tbe papermakera are raising the price of paper in all directions; and, newspaper are unable mak%a corresponding ...

... learning, and activity,' is not denied, we believe, even by those who are of a different theological school 'from himself. The Whigs have certainly had their full share of patronage in the highest ecclesiastical offices. The volunteer rifle movement has lost ...

... horrible mien. And for all this, whom have we chiefly to thank ? Not the traditional enemies of Parliamentary Reform, but the Whigs, who, previous to 1832, were its friends and advocates. All the sophistry of Mr. Dissaeli, all the eloquence of Sir E. Lyttos ...

... strengthening their position by the requisite tactics. If the Tories, and those who are thoroughly with them iu heart, the old Whigs, who only nominally belong to the Liberals, should succeed in getting the bill withdrawn for the session, it will be by a ...

... practical question arising out of this exposure almost comes to this—Whom shall we hang? In what proportions blame lies on the Whig and the Tory Governments we cannot exactly say. So far as the report goes, the greatest weight of infamy, we regret to say ...