... current. If theWhigs 'are .inwe move on; if 'the. Conservatives overthlokv the Whigs, even then we move on. 4In shirt, In a there is' i power behind both Governments,. ls whether Whig or Conservative-to wit the power re of 'agrea intelligent people, rgter' ...

... have from such a source that I can guarantee the correctness of it. STATE OF THE CROPS IN THE NORTH OF IRELAND. -The Northern Whig writes :-The excessive rains and unsettled weather of the past few days have influenced the reports of our correspondents this ...

... pf the. starboard lifeboat, were droavned, but the remainder of the crew wqre rescued bynative fishermen. C. The Northern, Whig gives utterapce to a happy a thought when it says :- The presence of the : i Sovereign has a tendency'toarouse that feeling ...

... Liberal party in the House of Commuons. Beyond this there has been absointely nothing to give it a respectable character. The Whigs have been ,two years playing the pa~rt of the dog in the .manger--unwilling to do anything for the lnation themselves, and ...

... Government, so that in England when Derby is Premier the Go- C, vernmnent is Tory, and when Palmerston the Go- D verniment is Whig. Let me hope, therefore, for al the good of Italy from our present Premier, Baron in Ricasoli, who has said- I will do my ...

... party. t h No one can dispute the aristocratic position of |N Lord Palmerston or Earl Russell, or any of the n c other em~incnt Whig notables. ''The Peerage is a n about equally divided betwixt the two par-ties. No, it is not necessary to forsake the Liberal ...

... and about which there seems to be so wide-spread, a unanimity of opinion. On all hands, except among a number of despicable Whig and Tory tricksters in politics and religion, who are afraid or ashamed to let themselves be known as countenancing so direct ...