... OF THE I : WHIGS. The Lwidof Revith, One of the aolesg , though not always the safest of the Ioon-ln weekly journals, in an article entitled A Word in. Season, thus correctly describes the character and present state of our Ministerial Whigs: Why cannot ...

... sufficient quantity co)'II to eat and cotton to spin. A C5lQUE OF WVrIGS NOT THE LIBERAL PARTY. -The London Review remarks:-' The Whig leaders are not even identical with the true' and natural 'aristocracy of the nation; they are the descendants of the great ...

... 27 mm., north;' Alpberati 53Sirrahn the 'heaf of Io Andromeda, 'at 10.41 2. deg. 19. Min. nomth- Algeuib,_ exremity_.6F l Whig o Pegasus, at 1..4 : P.: Aec:ipation, .14' dg. 25 m' .:north; bright star in the Db.. ~I~ji~~ue Whale, 'at . deg.-,44.: Oh ...

... question I Follow- ing the tactics of the Lord Advocate in his Music Hall speech, and taking a leaf out of the book of the Church Whigs, he has attacked Mr | M'Laren with the utmost rancour, taunting him about his conscience, and endeavouring, with the usual ...

... the perfect cer- tainty that if relief could not be obtained, it was t for no want of will, or of willing bell), from the t WhigS. This was at a time, moreover, when the Establishment was yet unweakened by the' Secession of 1843, when its energy was put ...

... mtte~rs orn the COntinaenrt waotutina~ve ureal iii a awvrydifferentconditioni (A voice-'e,'edealtrmoresteraly *- than ever the Whigs did.3 .He begged to submit, a d.-a resolution to the meeting (A voic,- ,1* shall not be.)- Be: .lthought that the gentleman ...

... cotemuporary, the Courant, has ,at length Ado 2 deemed it prudent 'to disturb the. silence that thE has so long prevailed in the Whig.and Tory da camp on the question of the Clerico-Police Tax. pei It has actually discov ered at this late date that an the ...