... declines prom that the Tories began the manufacture of these articles—or that the Whigs began it “late;” while it is pure unfairness in him to assume that even if the Whigs did it later,’’ there was no guilt in their thus following suit. is a queer morality ...

... of Administration—never has been, and never will be, anything but a source of weakness. For it is perfectly useless for the Whigs to try persuade either themselves or the public that they and the Radical Liberals are one party. Their union with the Brighdtes ...

... alluding to what he is pleased to call the Manufacture of Partisan Votes, has the following passage The Courant says that the Whigs tried the same thing—which is true in different sense and degree, and especially to different time. such cases, good deal depends ...

... hiadicals, itud effectually stop this tide of democracy, which threatens to cngulph both Whigs and Conservatives. I confess I have not observed this. The Whigs are getting weaker, the Tories stronger; but I do not perceive any signs of coalition. But ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... length, under the shipwrights’ hands, been brought to condition which gives hopes that she will soon be afloat again. —Northern Whig. Tub latk Trial Mr Georoe Walter Crawford. Mr William Wishart, agent to Mr G. W. Crawford, in his recent trial at the Sheriff ...

... certainly did not look for their finding an ally in the Earl of Minto. Ecclesiastical breakers ahead were quite natural ; but Whig perils we did not anticipate, at least in this quarter. Of course, it was quite well known that the Badman, once the organ ...

... remained in the vehicle. Mr Phillips bed previously killed at different times nine of the Federal *Ponta—Richmond (Virginia) Whig. SUDDEN Dxaln or —On Friday evening. about 10 o'clock, as Surgeon Rynd was driving into Dublin through the village of Clontarf ...