... '.’is. ami per ilozciu r.-ri. 345. Mow. aiai ols per tkt. Eight Cl.-tret*. I*a ifOs. -As and :!0» per do. It.— ...

... (Laughter.) You Whigs have had power since 1832. You pledged yourselveslto economy and retrenchment, but 1 have never seen you carry it out. The expenditure in loJo amounted to little more than 40,000,000/. a-yoar; but what is it now ? You Whigs have made great ...

... unimproved. Mr. Kowcliffe addressed himself to the telling of what people of his cla«s call home truths. lie has given the Whigs long trial, and now he has thrown them overboard. There are not hundred honest men in the House of Commons. Mr. Rowcliffe wishes ...

... st camp, and left the gates open to their enemy. Nobody has forgotten how the quondam Canaervativefirst coquetted with the Whig Government of 1851, and then accepted the colleague of Lord John Bussell in 1858; how cheered on the country to the Crimean ...

... Cigilli alk• iWilma., c ani notlrder mffi liMire at Iri=l' I IllaraWsbe, Alder earpi Isle braWriuMeis 1 skred wear woeft Whig; RIPS ' ..n.v., rsr.m. lofts. =WWI, le mi tik i rr el Ilai ll ami a timt elleill t a Vat rea The yeeneettene te plane ...

... sword or pistol. So the ma over SIS BY lon or Tas Jews 1n A e Pon- Times writes : —‘T have mentioned several ae ee, eee a Se WHiG, bh lic in- | Their religion, their interests, their sympathie . need | been utterly antagonistic, But the past has be ere ...

... anxious to consolidate their own ranks, and to be assured of a majority before they make another experiment upon office. The Whigs are of course contented ; the formidable old Irish Brigade has dwindled to the solitary, though imposing, personality of Mr ...

... waiting woman. Spencer learned that very night that his sister had admitted her husband to her apartment. The fanatical young Whig, burning with animosity which he mistook for virtue, and eager to ewulate the Corinthian who assassinated his brother, and ...

... I;RrI= Adh. OTKcibEB line ?? ~~s±~~mI~~eb 1Sy, U~ai'I~ ?? -?4Nt 0LI FOE w I SSh ~ Le nimb ~ .te~*rw~~e o's I II'g2lpk .1 uf im Whig''. V1stw t±4~d~,i oead ~ ~i p t0~M6~n~ *~01k~.~~06PA ?? T 4ab ion 01 r~d i ie, anhot U~jjq Mepiior41 brur iti, 1eeA A pA~~4~t ...

... jubilee. Protection ! pro. tection ! protection ! has been the leading war-cry of this great political section, once called Whigs, now Republicans. Socially and morally they con- titute the most respectable portion of the public of the States ; and int ...

... disappear, and in a few years they will Probably liave entirely passed away. This i.s the more to lie desired, as the Northern Whig—*, good authority on the point believes that there is nothing to prevent the de- velopment of the Irish linen trade to an ...

... while he is praising the working of the Corn-laws Repeal, and the wisdom of Parliament in repealing them, after he and the Whigs had fought for them to the last, and even expired with the ruling passion strong in death, shouting for an Bs. duty—and ...