... expected. He reviewed the circumstances under which the I (I government had been changed, and asked if he was wrong 4 instthe whigs had got into office under false pre- Is fnes. Having argued that an extension of the franchise t was necessary, he went on ...

... feeblest, and the pure] Breckenridge wing comprise only a portion, so that this fragment could of itself do nothing. But the old whigs, who in the last presidential election voted for Bell and Everett, and who have for their leaders some of the most intelligent ...

... enormous expenditure, and he intimated that he should like to bring in the Tories, because, though equally inclined with the Whigs to keep up a profligate outlay, they would become economical for the sake of getting into office. Mr. DISRAEBLIS speech, ueliverea ...

... ideas. But the case is very clear. As sure as Bragg is now hurrying out of the State, closing a campai.gn which E the Richmndos Whig says has been from the be- ginning to the end a brilliant blunder and a magni- ficeut failure, so certain has slavery begun ...

... brought to Belfast. Dr. Moore was speedily in attendance e upon him. He was taken to the General Hospital, where 0 his leg was ?? Whig, la CRYSTAL PALAOE.-ONE SHILLING DAY.-THURss- a Dn.k, Nov. 6.-Admissions on payment, 606f; ditto by 5 I season tickets, 327; ...

... of the Irish amongst foreigners. Those who joined its ranks in their youth, when it was fighting its first battles with the whigs, have mostly adhered to it, even now it has repudiated alnmost every principle for which it once fought. It represents in their ...

... Dome timen been reported as in a weank mttAe, diedl at Lau- tinaer, In S witzerland, In him ?? yea~r. Elis lord- chip was a Whig In ipolite, eind was fro some time Lord CtmnebarlaiA. He was &au, LorA Lleutenont cf Areyll- shire. In 1813 he entertained ...

... the Confederate army and Richmond. The Richmonod Whig says tdat if electioneering assertions could be believed, the result of the Northern elections would be equal to decla- rations of peace; but the Whig adds, we place no confidence in these assertions ...

... Culpepper to prevent the Federal army from getting between the main body of the Confederate army and Richmond. The Richmond Whig says that if electioneering assertions could be believed, the result of the Northern elections would be equal to declarations ...

... so diversified a district. But this was varied enough for the purpose which it was designed to serve. Earls and Commoners; Whigs, Tories and Radicals; manufacturers, merchants, tradesmen, and landowners, apparently forgot any petty differences which in ...

... Commuoons ; that sometef he moves a reduction without geing a ?? 0 divides with a bare ten against some hundreils yet, say whigs and tories alike, there is no nee4ds reform. refora A NORTHERN LIGHT. At the risk of being accused of Southern preeh ties, ...

... legal offices incon- nexion with the Crown, to the detriinent.9f other afeutbers- .of thbe r b 'It vras not 'the;'6pinticeeof a Whig: Gvc r-t' ment only or a Conservative Government onlyi-both did ''it -when they had the chance. ;The rank of Queen's .'counsel ...