... Conservative likely to occupy the place so long in the unassailable possession of the Radical-Whigs ; Even the Chartist Finsbury threatens to have no more to say to Whig or Radical. Nor is it constituents alone which exhibit the change ; the press even more ...

... Catholic P” John Laird is an honest man, though he is Tory. But the Catholics should have supported Mr. Brassey, the Whig candidate. The Whigs have always been the true friends of the Catholics; they gained them emancipation, Ac., Ac. Did the Catholics never ...

... large audiences. For some time Lord Teynham has doe voted himself to this line of public usefulness in audiencves.— Northern Whig. where, it is said, his ministratiocs have attracted large ...

... IRELAND. The Irish Linen Trade, —The Belfast Northern Whig of Saturday gives a very gloomy account of the effects of the American War U p oll tk e linen trade of Ulster. Mr Guinness, of Dublin, proceeding in the restoration of St Patrick's Cathedral. ...

... 1861. plarktto. GRAIN. PERTH. Datoember 6. Small attendanee bonnets doiai. Wheat Is to 2a Wafer. Oats and barley firm at late Whig (old), 62 lb to 60. Do. new, 62 lb. to New Away Wheat, to Od Batley, 56 lbs. Do. 66 toldo Od Oat.. 40 to 42 .. to 240 6d ...

... of the Sugar by the bands is avoided, the utmost Cleanlines• is inured. They are made in a greet variety of Seasonings, and Whig pot op in Packages to Retail at Id, 2d, 44, 3d. and Is 44 each, whieh aro labelled Wortiaa*rows Loanwons,n Purchaser, hare ...

... cheers.) Charity knows no distinction, and a Jew would be a* fully entitled to jour aid as one of your own creed.—Northern Whig. Tim Late Lqhd Eomstok A poblic meeting, called by the Lord Mayor, is about to be held in Dublin, for the purpose of considering ...

... Teynham has devoted himself to this line of public usefulneas in England, mime, it ie inineitrationii have attracted Norther* Whig. IN DOWN ON THE AMEBIC IN DlMmum 'mass meeting,' of Dish teak Wear is Dublin, on Thursday night —The gemming the chair. The ...

... utterance of the highest platform that they are ripe for political power. Nay, more, they are making it imporsible for any Whig or Tory, to withhold that power from thrum Ws all boast the md admit, which so moistly stemtpied men's minds in this metropolis ...

... The Governmental metamnorphosis ad having been accomplished, the Whig Lords suddenly el0 discovered that the country did not want Reform- Ab-l only wanted to oblige the omnivorous Whigs I Since then Whiggery has, without a blush, continued to play the ...

... undecelred when Parliament met February. The Bright!to and other Radicals showed some dissatisfaction; and the old cry sgsio-t the Whigs aristocratic traitors was heard in some of the usual quarters. But the (louserratives supported Ministers in their resolution ...

... bet. He is not near so stout or florid he was when I saw him before in 1853. He lives in the ' Caaa Capponi' here. —Northern Whig. ...