... deserves it, most encounter ' the severest retaliatiou--should offer tlleir ter. to the Derby-Disraeli faction to turn out the Whigs was no more or other than the antecedents of these Hibernian patriots led us to expect : nor ore se to blame the Tories for ...

... pat d (be the ; t o lb.. who N. at the we a maw MAW*. je. fall i.tieae , Jai Ka. Druninistratitn; the Spiritual In. /Amu. of WHIG. t Jell/ Nutria atramt. SON Ole JOASH. R. W. W. lT thl. h. l• work al • dee. It I. • the.—Neettwi Jou. 17tl, Mewl. ...

... preventing him from re going on in the path that every Government p must follow, I do not care whether they call i themselves Whig or Tory-(cheers). Now, is ir it to the advantage of honourable gentlemen a' opposite that they should place themselves in this ...

... Kentucky bane proved false, but the people refuted to be drives meessies, and I those who supported the latter in Mimeari are Whig rapidly circumvented by the moire active Metal portion of the inhabitants. The position of affairs, at the date of last apoenta ...

... rig It and • country, when the esdlem damn, of religious creeds Too or -The wieldy of the i petits of the wazgons, thereat Whig tines I towards properly (stoned down. To isrevent, if possible, : and national charade*. reader thle of than teditury ••• ...

... is hailed glorious triumph—as event to cock one’s hat upon, to brag atwut from Han to Beersbeba, and to print in capitals in Whig papers. However that may be, the Conservatives have at all event* done this service to tho country they have ensured searching ...

... Ingram to the parish of Dunblane, in the first instance —in other words, the presentation issued Mr Ingram's favour by the Whig Government (from which Government Principal Tulloch's own preferment emanated)—he should surely have settled that matter with ...

... announced which side has won; but on this occasion, I was as much abroad as the veriest novice; and this was the case with us all-Whigs, Tories, and Radicals, were all in the utmost perplexity. Well, S- said I to a e Conservative usually in the secret, standing ...

... country. 'Everything seemeed propitious. | The Iong-e pected aepidqnt i favo'r q1 thePA ;Conservati#ee and' against the Whigs had 'ea'u l T fA'nlke#',mP1';i the ' of DerbyI'nd z were jubilant blxyondall previous experience; the leaders, inafact, bid ...

... proceedings. The benediction was then pronounced ; and the proceedings terminated. Jajub MacAoam, Esq.—lt today our (Northern Whig) painful duty to announce the death of our respected townsman, James MacAdum, Esq., F.G.S , President of the Natural History ...

... wlnitl gtve f°r this - if th at he sew. Xe psonme ll with the bothyses. taw them mining flan the pisegh, and light their gem. Whig ant into the whok - ch indicates a speedy revival, in the manufaciur towns. rade his severely tned the honies ' partic ß ula ...

... 5d the isnot*. was Awl ter ea sides. WOO Of I. ti bad hem very a ease that P NMI of tint lecture tep ee say Whig published lithe beginning of the : Fr. woe time lobes rammer pipit be the that, as in the roue the hoot hormeshodog• it able that it tbOuld ...