... want place, because they cannot get it; and so they will devote their great gifts to the proper function of preventing the Whigs from doing mischief. Conservatism is, speaking stenographically, the principle of keeping things they are. We have quarrel ...

... guilt and danger. Not to touch on politics—but merely state a fact— sooner later extension of the Franchise must ensue, Tory, Whig, and Radical, will meet give effect to wise, generous, aud unsectarian scheme. Ever since Hero Worship set in—and its origin ...

... case— “with the Government the object is a casa of small ex- We all know penditure and not effective education.” the rest. The Whigs, anxious to redeem their financial blunders, think any chopping down of expenses a good hit, as then they may get up a little ...

... a play of Metastasio have been discovered in the archives Lucca. These two works are to be shortly published. The Northern Whig states that Sheridan Knowles is suffering from severe illness in the neighbourhood Belfast. Deerfoot, the celebrated runner ...

... and neighbouring distrists. As usual, the Irish prieste arc the chief speekerst In reference to this subject, the Norther* Whig says:—The partial failure of the potatoe crop this season has fallen with great severity on the ;plan farmers and day labourers ...

... given by the © Parish. Address, X.Y, Z., care of Mr. SuanLaxp, Bookseller Southampton, GENERAL DOMESTIC COSSIP. The Northern Whig states that Mr. Sheridan Knowles is suffering from severe illness in the neighbour- ted to hold a great Protestant in Dublin ...

... terminated in the return ®® orr ' !Wn » 'he Government candidate, a majority of over the Conservative, Mr. Addiugton. Tlio Whig-Radical journals, a matter of course, are loudly crowing over thin result, aud striving to make the world believe that it is ...