... became law; and it is, I think, universally felt that the arrangement then made can no longer be defended or main- tained. Three Whig Governments, one coalition Govern- ment, and one Tory Government have, witbin the last ten years, admitted this. The Queen ...

... out opposition—viz.. Mr. W. Proekter, Mr. J. Hux“AQ. Mr. D. Shilson, and Mr. A. Shepherd. Gaunter, 125, Whig; Mr. Hooey, 96, Mr. T. Sargent, Whig; Mr. W. Nettle, Falmoctb.^—The polling coramesced on Friday morncontinued throughout the day. The votes were ...

... talks of the unworthy artifices’’ thrown the way of Mr. Morrison’s success ; of Lord Valletort, an aimable lordling (had been a Whig he would have been a most estimable and powerful young nobleman ’’), delaying the writ as long as could. We are made acquainted ...

... “no, no.”) He remembered well when the Whig* had tyrant majority for many years, and year after year would not allow Conservative Mayor to elected. The town, after a time, awoke from its slumbers, ejected the Whigs, and elected Conservatives, who acted ...

... bench and at the Council meetings. He bad always acted with the utmost impartiality, without difference to auv one. whether Whig or Tory. Mr. Dunbtan saconded the proposal for a vote of thanks to the ex-Mayor, and in doing eo said any peraons who felt ...

... plug, otc., complete for office or surgery : several painted dressing-tables and washstanus ; well-made large-size painted whig wardrobe; two single wardrobes linen cupboards: handsome Urge eheval glass; boot stand: mahogany four-post bedstead, with carved ...

... First Lord of the Admiralty, bis manners arc' not winning. This, however is only anotber instance of strictness with winch the Whigs always follow the rule, to him that bath shall iven : and in passing over the Lari of Devon tbev also obeyed the other clause ...

... tain free Englishmen—their own independent opinions. ' Let them be handed in the two great historic parties of , tbe State—Whig or Tory. It would bo an unfortunate thing if in this country any great and influential body of men were not to entertain d ...

... aftrnrsrds oneealed for bnberj. done of the eame year vaesney occnrred to btnsbnry ; fonr candidates, inclading two Radicale, one Whig, and one Conservative, fought for the seat. The most nltra of them all, Mr. Duacoiißa, was at tlio head of the poll, Conservative ...

... would necessarily include a great number of the working classes. If the Conservatives could not object, who was it Could the Whigs Certainly not, because they had opeet the Conservatives upon the ground that the measure was not democratic enough. He was ...

... the London Review, “has the merit of having single-handed defeated a cause to which, as he says, the Queen had assented, the Whigs had assente the Times had assented, and the House of Commons all but crowned with success. In connecting the cause of Reform ...

... dangers of Niagara Falls.—Mamina Chronicle of Thursday. THE POTATO CROP IN IRELAND. The crop of this year (aaya the Northern Whig) has been extensively infected by the old disease, but now that more accurate data exist for the formation of a correct estimate ...