... followin'); passage : But we are ignorant and dumb, and our consciences are dead as those of the Protestant majority. We play at Whig and Tory. We try to be like the rest, and succeed admirably so far the moral comparison The ability and immediate success we ...

... OF THE'END. (From the Spectstor.) The retirement of Lord John Russell to the Lbrds I teaches is the melancholy lesson that Whigs- are hot jwnmDrtal. Tlhe lode bwhg aveL led the Liberals of. Lflg'ui4u .sr many years, in the ineviifable zontr e- things must ...

... 400-horse power; and Revenge, 91 (fla.rship), 800- horse power, with the usual tenders, and probably one or two gunboats.— Whig. , SERIOUS CASUALTY.-- An explosion of a very alarming character took place about half-past one o'clock, on Wednesday morning ...

... That earnest meeting at the Town Hall, when the newly-appointed help of the Coalition Ministry explained that in joining the Whig-Radieal Coalition he still remained a true Conservative, will think Herr Frikell himself outdone in conjuring, if, after the ...

... how they themselves would vote, but there were no printed circulars issued like that put in circulation by the orders of the Whig Earl of Sefton, nor was such direct influence exercised anywhere as that put in force by Mr Weld Blandell in the Formby district ...

... the Pembroke boroughs is Mr Meyrick, of Bush, in whose behalf an active canvass has been commenced. It is expected that the Whig-Redical candidate will be Colonel Owen (now Sir Hugh Owen). the late defeated candidate for the county. —Carmarthen Journal ...

... by lowering the duty. This system was then most favourable to the immediate interest of the Exchequer. Many members of the Whig party, repelled by the claims of biz. Bright, would have preferred the system of the Tories to the plan of Mr Gladstone—the ...

... exhibits so deplorable a return was certainly the most trying for the working classes since the commencement the year.— Northern Whig. Curran «the Cabman.—lt appears from a statement published on Tuesday that the convicted cabman, John Curran, suffered two ...

... the astonishment of that party, and what must have been the indignant amazement of the general public, to witness this week a Whig Minister --the Russell of Reform—not • only definitely abandoning the question without a single word of eloge, but actually ...

... They \ostly of tw r the exiled Stuart vilified Catarans, or free-booters, by those convicted robbers—the Scotch Hanoverian Whigs of the period) •' The systematic lying practised; by all Sardinian officials is remarkable shown by the fact that they have ...

... both of corn and straw. Several early 'fields are already cut. All now depends on the weather for the next two woeks.—Northern Whig. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S ANNITAL Snow. --On Thursday the Great National Cattle Show was opened to the public, and it far ...

... place at Col- Chester on Wednesday night Major Beresford spoke vigorously in favour of maintaining the old party distinction of Whig and Tory. Captain Jervis made some remarks on the war in America. His speech was an argument in favour of the right of secession ...