... the coming elections. The Whig eleeiion agents arc in terrible qfundary about tie eleetiona which are coming ,dB. First, there Borton. Here the Whigs Imd two memhe»-Mr Ingram ami Mr Stami—i bat it is very questionable whether Mr hgram’s place can ffllcd ...

... for you allow public opinion circulate very freely through it, without regard one party or another. In recent number of your Whig cotemporary Am! another lecture upon obeying the law, in regard this Clerico-Polioe Bill. There are some people who do not ...

... despatch with great sharpness, reiterating the unfavourable judgment pronounced on it when first the translation appeared. “ A Whig” has stepped forward to defend it through the columns of the Daily News. His letter is honoured with leading type, and he proffers ...

... the natural bent of their own affections and inclinations, and as often succeed in making them martyrs as marriageable. The Whig? their impulsive love are clipped short the soomentr—nay even before—they are fuff fledged; the wings of their ambition, however ...

... visit to the hospital at Caserta made by Garibaldi, in feompany with an English lady and her two .daughters. We. (Nori-ter- Whig): have had the pleasure to receive from this lady, who has family connections in this part of Ireland, a 1iighly interesting ...

... account of visit to dhe hospital at Caserta made by Garibaldi, in (Company with English lady and her two •daughters. We (Northern Whig) have had Ahe pleasure receive from this lady, who has iamily connections in this part of Ireland, a highly interesting description ...

... the injustice occasioned by the present imperfect system when a screw gets loose in the machinery. It is from the Northern Whig of Thursday:—“ Owing, we presume, to the severe storm of Tuesday night, Belfast was, all yesterday, and is, up to the hour ...

... which Lord Palmerston’s Government had been elevated to power. However it may suit the tactics .of partisanic hacks, eiAer the 'Whig Tory side polities, to assert contrary, Ae truth must be told, it has been told by Mr Dunlop, that failure Reform Bill is quite ...

... Wggeryetriumphed by.q qide 'it. j Ih tt ,h, I long for the' ,houwhon -I: sha~ll record; i- my vteagainst Whiggerydt .: iwaS' a- Whig y and T ow it with a blush;s I am nowlf ir, done wihthem~: :1 'will-;never'-msieh? tli.~dgh .; oventry with them again., The ...

... Parliament little need be said. Having made money, he not unnaturally wished to get into Parliament; and in 1856, when the Whigs turned Mr Heathcote into a Lord, and by the transmutation created a vacancy at Boston, Mr Ingram went down to his native town ...

... exertiona tbe water gained so them that the vesnel was expected ■ few hoars. The Oertrhde has in reference Famiit.—An announce Whigs Torf«« M» dMUKWftfI to con- the Gazette state* that the Queen has if the question been gracionsly pleased to Anne to he disturbed ...

... T, 7 little need be said. Having made money, he not f ninaturally wished to get into Parliament and e r in 1856, when the Whigs turned Mr Heath- in .'cote into a Lord, and by the transmutation created a vacancy at Boston, Mr 'Ingra went; down to his native ...