... as freely as he has done upon the exaggerated reports circulated by his organs about the condition of the West. The Northern Whig, an old organ of Liberalism, thus speaks on the sub- ject : — We have lately, on more than one occasion, alluded in terms ...

... opinions in Man- chester, bringing with them a requisition to Mr. Gladstone signed by the leading men of what might be termed the Whig aud extreme Liberal parties in Liverpool. They met in that room (at the Royal Hotul), and the Manchester sec- tion of the meeting ...

... most soothing scenes — to wander among forests and mountain heights, and feel in imagination ' the breath of heaven fresh bio whig.' But though photography has made many valuable and interesting additions to our I treasury of landscape, as is conclusively ...

... Throughout the length and breadth of the land meetings were held ; petitions were drawn up and signed, and Protestant and Catholic, Whig and Tory, combined in condemning an act which was deemed a wanton aggression ou the commercial interests of Ireland. On this ...

... despite the efforts of that mischievous party, this result is being rapidly brought about by many circumstances. The Northern Whig, in referring to Dr. Cullen's letter, not inaptly says : — We scarcely think that this Ultramontane tirade will succeed. ...

... years' standing, and that it was, in fact, the last remaining one which marked the fast-fading line of distinction between Whig and Tory. But, however, tliis is a matter of opinion, and if Mr. Dillwyn can detect any novel feature in the church rates abolition ...

... I I engiueer, te the Cumberland, for charge of the Carnation. 0 Fr.OM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS PORTSMOUTH, June 11. The folk-whig young gentlemen have passed successful ; examinations at the Royal Naval College, Portsmouth, for ! naval cadets and masters' ...

... himself to the House, walks ?? with Palmerston, or attends Lidy Derby's ?? in Charles-street, which ever way hio ideas tin n — Whig or Tory — -lis iv hi 3 leisure hours by a canter in the park, a lounge in at Christie and Mansion's, or a Queen's ball. Though ...

... admitted even by those who most ; zealously call for a renewal of the subsidy, and tins at least looks well. Tiie Northern Whig, for instance, says, 1 here was gross mismanagement in the early working ot tne | Galway line ; but. granting all that, it ...

... hetoo notorious India Bill which was the immediate cause of the disaster. After the dissolution had sealed the fate of the Whig party, he drew up, in the form of a representation to the King, a defence of his own conduct and of the late House of Commons ...

... predecessors, his grandfather and great- grandfather. Those two respectable old gentle- men. as we once heard them styled by a Whig orator, were, in sooth, foreigners, and not very con- versant with our national ways. But they had sense enough to be aware ...

... enmity, its organs are necessarily deprived of that uni- versal character wliich the fundamental idea of re- ligion includes. Whig and Tory journals in Lon- don, slavery and anti-slavery screamers iv New • York, do not differ more widely, antl scarcely ...