... or any desire to inconvenience the Whig a being felt, on many occasions considerable trouble has been taken in cases where it was wholly volun- tary on the part of employes in this office, in order to oblige the Whig. Wve can only add that, when such services ...

... whenever a Ministerial crisis or a general election called for this exercise of friendship. Mr. Reatbcoat was, of course, of Whig principles, and when asked to describe his views on politics lie would S say that be was in favor of the abolition of useless ...

... ELECTION. a I,; There are still three candidates in the fibld atc in Leinester-Mlr., Heygate, Conservative; Mr. Har ris, is Whig; and Mr. Taylor' Radical. V THE 'COLONIAL PAODUCE MARKETS. V In thle colonial produce markets. during the week t AI. the supplies ...

... in getting the consent of his 1 colleagues to a Bill, it goes too far for the Con- servatives, too-far for many of the mild Whigs, ) not far enough for the Radicals-some of whom f accept it as an instalment, but do not support it heartily-some of whom reject ...

... thie University gives him a claim which 0 should not be forgotten, even by that particularly short-memoried class who form Whig Administra- tions. she Earl of Carlisle, the Lord Chancellor of 1e Ireland, and Lord Palmerston have been in frequent TV c ...