... in. Basious Cbsa.—Ab Pella Court. on Mon=hither Smith, • , wife to the et hie Oa arm, as tho Ph lath The renal, it le lad. Whig men well l sod bead et with. Me Mies bal lag sees stior the Wln pm se to its cam ; sad • ..died body b.. bow wasted le be mei ...

... stop this tide of democracy, which threatens to angalph both Whim sad Conservatives. I confess I bare not obece,ed this, The Whigs are getting weaker, the Tories stronger; but I do got pereedve any signs of coalitioo. Bet wetter? Whoever shalt hold the hello ...

... and honour of Scotland, and which even its bitterest enemy cannot say had failed usefulness. Truly, during the reign of the Whigs the country may well tremble for its institutions. Our poor country, unfortunately, too much resembles the faggot of wood, ...

... eentinsents are not less generous than true. will greatly prevent that isolation of the apow 11.. of popsies liberty, which many Whigs and ell the Towles to constitute. Henceforward it will net he possible to speak of those champions of the people, so =may denounce ...

... of Sir George Grey the Home Office is explained by the statement that, like Sir G. C. Lewis, Le Comte Grey belongs to the Whig party, of which his father was one of the most eminent chiefs.'’ The Secretaryship for Ireland, Pays went on say, was to given ...

... number of home at hie own discretion, pesportMathe wages Sock sow the natessents With is the most awhoritstire way day by day. Whig are the fact. of the Maar simaninaden we believe them to be ite follow F. That the Undo. building nee sever brisker than at ...

... George Grey to _ the Home Office is explained by the statement Al that Like Sir G. C. Lewis, Le Co'mte Grey I belongs to the'Whig party, of which his father a was one of the most emninent chiefs. The Se- c bretaryship for Ireland, Le Pays went on to say ...

... to refer to the fact that the more bigoted opponents of the system were beginning to lay down their arms. From the Nordaera Whig we now learn, that one of the pillars of the Society-the Right Hon. Joseph Napier, ex- Chancellor of Ireland-has withdrawn ...

... are we not going on rather too fast ? Perhaps, will whisperziome poor timid, well-neaning Con- servative or equally timid Whig. To: whibh one cannot help answering somewhat petulantly, Fool, no! look into your Bible you believe that, don't you-and you ...

... of consumption for money fight each other with, we need not wonder that change is unfashionable. It is unfashionable with Whigs with Tories ; and if Mr Napier really means what says, his only proper chief the House would Mr Bright But dare say he ia bigot ...

... etetinert we. That most of all things— party ^—to give way is now completely ignored. There is no Republican, so Democrat, no Whig, no Amerkon, Gad me umbel piny. The only queetion now 1., shall any other than the and stripe. we.. over any pert a the present ...

... electors will thee hare a grew, variety choice, lost even with this change en the co rumstance• the withal., lily is that the ex Whig will adopted by the Cotner natives if lie thrown over by hie own party. The Benet tramway which wee laid down a few month, ...