... much, lest he should offend any who might differ on these matters; but he thought all would agree that the extremes of Tory, Whig, and Radical all meet in their ambition for;power and their want of nicety in the mode of obtaining it. Despotism and demo- ...

... SIR ROBERT PEEL IN DERBY. The following report of Sir Robert Peel's speech at Derry, taken from the Northern Whig, is much more extended than that we were enabled to publish yesterday Sir Robert Peel, on rising, w:is received with loud applause. He said—Mr ...

... Saturday last—fully reported in another colamn— present several curious features worthy of comment. This was a happy occasion for Whig and Radical—so long at variance—to meet on the most amicable terms, shake hands, and endeavour to look as pleasant as possible ...

... of view ' can BCarcely he over-estimated. ■ten as to the absence of jwlitical excitement— of em- hittered conflicts between Whig and Tory,— of shib- Ueths and watchwords on which to rouse the feeling nf the people, and turn out ministries— is that not ...

... work _quietly and _well , ana afi _foc » . the absence oE political _excite-; ment , 01 _^ _^ embittered conflicts _between _Whig' and _^ Tory _^' _tlat > 3 n 7 _J _a-CTeat . meaeure _,-wa 3 _; _acconnted ' _^ for _• by the healthy condition of _too State ...

... TO ED? OR OF 'THE EVENING YAM Sir,—After dinner this at one of in , this amp, 02111•1112111kien tensed cm the expedieney of Whig may the mintnitica of the OM al oaken If my teen's emtridges are tam theme I will up Bask of end • beg of bells in my borsch-room ...

... admitted the debt, but I con -Conservatives could not object, who n 1 Could the tended that the defendant had no asset. to pay Whigs! Certainly not, because they had Kiwi the the present claim. All the money which hail Comiereatims upon do ground iw o lhol ...

... entertain as free Englishmen--their own independent • opinions. Let them be banded in the two great historic parties of the State—Whig and Tory. It would be an unfortunate thing if in this country any great and influential body of men were not to entertain ...

... have been imposed upon by mischievous clique, proposing the establishment of fourth College in Dublin, and by calling upon the Whig officials to subecribe freely scholarships that ore not required for institutions already over-endowed, has roused the Romish ...

... Jenotumaliona. who i«u rate kttnu of Itr.dt, huiMingt tnd. wmaoia fare tom and till) to ba made by the different Gerrrnnuni, whig and lory, who * the destinin of the coanlry ; and incongruont, lecaerr not only i« it ioconiisteot to relate Ilia mere piper ...

... IRELAND. The “Northern Whig” of Saturday observes:—According to the private advices from the principal markets of America, stocks of desirable goods had fallen very low, and even the largest holders were bare of some lines of linens. There has been more ...

... famous dispatch on British interests in the Adriatic and international law, addressed to the late Count CAvouß ? Where is Whig Constitutionalism ? Where will soon be church rates and open voting? Has not Lord Rus- SELL repudiated all but these last; ...