... arises from his humour, his approaebability, his jollity. He differs from the Whigs, if in no other point than this. He is not cold, and reserved and haughty. Your Whigs* motto ought to bsthat which surrounds your national thistle, Nemo me impune lacessit ...

... shunted off to the leoture-room of Mechanics’ Institute, where no eye see the coffin and no tear can trickle to the pall The Whig traitor who wile country for *.?!?• the crawling place-hunter who worship* only one Castle, the rone, tho dehaochoo, who may ...

... who died pay; Nov. s.ug WS, „es Then ki„ which they have been drawing their interest since a martyr to his country's love The Whig traitor 19th Foot—Lieutenant Samuel Gordon McDakin, Mr. O'Herean, Attorney General for Ireland, Mr. se secretary the date of ...

... attempted to break down a system at variance to the interests of tbe rate payers (hear). In the West Ward he was supported by both Whigs and and much more than be at all expected A gentleman in that ward named hPlCenue, who was a town councillor, and he believed ...

... dearest living friend. No doubt with troth, though, to be sure, it did *so happen that Sir James was member of that second whig cabinet in which Grey and Brougham found no place, although all other members ot the flint did, including Graham himself. The ...

... oldest and dearest living friend. dt*ubt with truth, though, to sure, it did so happen that Sir James was member that second whig cabinet in which Grey and Brougham found place, although all other members of the first -lid, including Graham himself. And ...

... breeders that King Wool will succeed King Cotton on his throne. Finances of the Confederacy— A late number of the Richmond Whig gives the following gratifying iotelligene*. It says:—“From one io sitnatioo to well informed, learn that the financial condition ...

... impossiblr, their Reverences turned on them and took io their stead agents whose scruples, if they bad any, could be overcome. Tbe Whigs soon found how insigoificaot they had made themselves, sod hew unable, even on the subject of educatioo, they wore to cope ...

... gator, is staled to have served for some lime in her. craft belonging to our own port has attained half her age. —Northern Whig. Young Smokers, Beware —The new Admiralty regulations, page 344, contain the following Officers under 18 years of age, and ...

... for life. of Irish popularity. In Londonderry, where We have it on — triti — b - e7i authority that, daring they hate all Whigs and Peelites with a hot im-. the late visit of the King of Prussia to Compiegne, PartialitY, be had an equal triumph, and, ...

... have that settled. Mr. Joyce—l have not the least objection WS* ear, sir. ' 'Mr. Julian confirmed to say that the inspector Whig unable to question the fitness of the car, had 'aged a difficulty with to the horse, hareems, NM driver, notwithstanding that ...

... It is mot very cheering to Lord Cowhide and the Whigs, under whose administration Mr. Saii•h O'Brien'e rebellion was fostered and crushed. We have repeatedly asserted that Lord:Carlisle and the Whigs have no influence in Ireland—their clique is impotent ...