... stated that a certain Whig orator addressed the Senate, but the wires of the telegraph being interrupted, no portion of the speech came to hand' The recipients of the message considered what were the pro- ,ablh objections which a Whig would have to -the ...

... extreme after the hot summer, and I suppose our blood becomes thin. H. W. I OARIBALDIAN OLUNTEEEWS FROM IRELAND.' We woeht Whig) have received the following etter from Lieut. A. B. Patterson, who ?? from Belfast on Saturday evenin en roete for Naples ...

... chalked out by Lhis predecessors. With regard to our domestic policy, Mr. Bouverie truly remarks that all parties-Radicals, Whigs, Con-', iaeriatives, and Tories-were at least committed as to . the necessityof bringing forward a bill for the amend- .ment ...

... effect a reform in Parliament. There seemed to re, ba unanimous concurrenoe of opinion throughout aU parties Ith '-Radith, Whig, conservative, Tory-all seemed to be agreed us that the time had arrived when the Parliament should set itself-fairly to consider ...