... stand in his place. This rumour we believe to be unfounded. But we have it on very good authority that the plan which the Whigs have in contemplation is, to put forward the Solicitor-Geaeral sad mother gentleman. an often defeated candidate, at the next ...

... clever young man. If it were, perhaps, such a readiness to submit it to competitive examination would not be exhibited by a Whig Minister, to whom patronage is especially sweet; but such as it is, our youth could not have been excluded from the list of ...

... Lord Macaulay, may verified by reference to the fifth volume of hie ** History of England,** arc:—“ Canvassed actively on the Whig aide.'* A Medium. —Nurse-maid (to horse, overlooking the rider) Ob, yon darling ;lam fond of yeu.” A Question the UoMCEoraTMTSTM— ...

... heavy burdens « iments people, although, perhaps, not in the shape dimination of the Income Tax, to which all rs. uisters, Whig and Tory, seem disposed to a with such desperate fidelity. A correspond the Times, who has devoted great attenti 2S. this subject ...

... depressed circumstances the class alluded to prevent their being able • avail themselves freely of the low price.—Northern Whig. ...

... and out, more occupied with the strange gossip the lobby than with the speeches the member*. To sure,' when Mr. Moflat, the Whig member for Iloniton. ami who sits the second bench behind the the Exchequer, denounced in strongan.l plain language the erroneous ...

... class followed their to. example. Lord Palrerston's absence may, however, be ad accounted for by iudisposition. Thirty-five Whigs did .r- not vote at all Nilety-ninz professional Liberals votes be for the preyious qrestieu. ...

... scarce time for home-grown, t ut | selves necessitated to draw largely on the and is, very active, and rates All up.— Northern Whig. it HOUS RDS NIG Mr. anh MU LIED im and i. The Earl of EGLINTON presented a petit way vee OS 3 ee — passed last session for ...

... courtesy and good feeling, exhibited alike all classes, are the theme of the warmest adm! cause Cork kraminer. have The Northern Whig states that distress tun Ballymacarrett, a district adjoining the tow — ae WT — eas aoe. ITALY. ILLNESS: OF THE POPE. ...

... the esadee, while tbtre are othen ..ho will not to local matters, but devote themselves to foreign affairs, and exposing tha Whigs, and would not breathe a word against that party, whose leader proclaim , d to the world that Rome wa the idsgtie spot cf ...

... sensitive but sore on the point. It seems, indeed, surprising, that this topic of emigration should be so favourite a one vri h the Whig orators. We are told that it is not good manners to talk of • rope to him whose father was hanged, and certainly the orators ...

... world of trouble; and in fact if they were all honest, independent, and thoroughgoing, they could coerce any British ministry, Whig or Tory, to propose and to carry a Repeal of the Legislative Union. But being such as they are—and human nature being such ...