... with a sprinkling of firehiand pr> enders to be preachers the Gospel, and the work of and mercy is completed. —Ncrrihtm Whig. ...

... been ted; and Francis Blair attend a arrested and held to bail to or investignti ion inte the matter, which, it next.—Wortherz Whig. is expected, will take place on Monday or Tuesday ...

... as regards the people of England at this juncture, save that they.have bat little tonfidence in the ability of the present Whig- Radical government to carry them safely through the imminent danger. ' Liberal-Conservatism has no connection with government ...

... twenty-four mstabulary, is about to retire on pension.—Daily THe Crop on THE CONTINENT. —By favour of M. D. Connor we (Northern Whig) hav e the following important report of the condition of the flax crop on the Continent, from Messrs. Robert T ‘wiss and Sons ...

... an he opinion, and he (the chairman) believed he was right en in saying that Lord John Russell was looked upon .00 by both Whigs and Tories as one of the most consti. EO tutional representatives who oceupied a seat in Par- bat liament. {Hear, hear, and ...

... caused by an accident to the machinery of the | Simla. Aun election is in progress in Stafford. Alderman is a Radical, Lord a Whig-Uon- servative. ‘Lhere are only the two candidates: the polling takes place to-day- Several articles and communications are ...

... he is bent upon driving,” and actually driving so fast and so recklessly ' absolutely to frighten away all the respectable Whigs , aud Radicals who have hitherto been looked to as the recognised chiefs of his party. How effectually he hae cleared the field ...

... very tine ent. ?? if the men will only come up to fill the ranks. Twle Tory Opposition does not want to kill the Whig Cabinet, and the Whig Cabinet does not intend to be killed. The case ls one in which every member mray vote according to his conscience ...

... affair. It will only be a sham fight, got up to resemble a real one. The Tory opposition does not want to kill the Whig Cabinet, and the Whig Cabinet does not intend to be 'killed. The case is one in which every member may vote according to his conscience ...

... of the Council had the manliness stand forward, in the name of common honesty and common justice, to protect Mr. Wright from Whig- Kadical vindictiveness and spoliation. It suits the present purpose of the assailants of ' the Clerk of the Peace to represent ...

... himself for the Premier's snubuiug of the uter proposition. Monsen, More O'Ferrall. and of the theroug h-pace I Hibernian whigs, will not ministers; but neither will they oppose them; and will be as earmised. The,order of proceeding will be this :—Bethell ...

... awaits a Reform Bill; but then there was hope of better times, because the success of the reforming movement was necessary to Whig aggrandizement. No such inducement now exists, and hence the deadlock to which the Reform question has come. The overwhelming ...