... upon good terms with us lie cannot afford with us. His country requires repose and retrenchment. But, knowing (his well, our Whig •vernment goes on wasting the puhhc money in precipitate and extiavagant expenditure, getting, DTsraeli put it, the Worst article ...

... victory in constituency they have much maligned. One word before wo conclude respecting the conduct of the Duke of Somerset. The Whigs, while professing the greatest abhorrence of nomination boroughs, took care, in their Reform Bill, to save several of their ...

... belonging to the deceased, as she would unquestionably be the principal witness to bring home the guilt the murderer. —Northern Whig. XEWRY MARKET—Thdrsdat Price, at' Sinclair and and Storey . 086 Oats per cwt 6 Wheat - _ o 0 Barley do i, o 12 Oatmeal it R ...

... rather dishonest, carrying the principle of repudiation to extent beyond all other countries. In England all Governments— Whig and Tory—are accustomed to keep faith with the National creditors, and this inviolability of public faith has been the means ...

... case alone -.l' cost up-ards rf and altogether when birmshwl w ' b ' lhe Erne doubt, form very interesting feature Libit ion. Whig. ...

... should rhange The sound common sense of the pobhc theim TL» greatht portion will melt into hfg». I did not him whether the Whig* wonld not melt them hslf wav 1 heard without srgumg. There are persons like to i terrogated: tthors who prefer being listened ...

... to the administration of the affurs oi the country, its present strength appears to | almost nrvellous. The are with the I Whigs. They are still the chief stay of the latter 1 in and out of office. But their power the i country is gone. Mr. Glads'one, ...

... pleased at any inquiry being made, but still they are not ignorant the fact that valuable li is being sacrificed at the shrine of Whig jobbery and partisan dealing. The grand demonstration relative to the charter for the so-called “Catholic University” in Dublin ...

... the Marquis T vec.ddufe. Lord Giff*rd, who was born on the 2fi'h of April, 1822, and is therefore forty years of age, is a Whig polities, an! has represented Totness since 1855. acted as priv-tte secretary Lord Pamnnre (now Karl of Dalhousii*) during ...

... likely, on the first night that anything approaching me’ee could be noticed, that a Catholic mob would have considered the Whig office the most desirable place of attack, and having been frustrated in wreaking their vengeance on it, would have turned ...

... officially announced that persons who have merely declared their intention become cit zens are not liable drafted. The Richmond Whig estimate* the desiruction cotton niuce the commencement the »trug|lf frotn 40,000 to 60,000 bales. The latest reports aay that ...

... and hated Whig beauties with virulent wrath, for she was Tory to the backbone, indeed at heart: worshipped Harley and Bolingbroke, detested Marlborough and Eugene, believed iu all the horrors of the programme said to have been plotted the Whigs for the ...