... to let it surprise us unprepared. * To lose Lincoln was bad enough, but to lose Great Grimsby was a catastrophe which the Whigs did not think within the chapter of contingencies; yet both these calamities hate come them. To make sure of Great Grimsby ...

... think, or thought, they have something to gain from Liberalism. Men high in place, influence, title, and wealth still profess Whig principles, and are identified with iVbig interests in the tenure of patronage and office. But parer and more unlighted political ...

... back placcs of Majo. It an unhappy thing that, from tho turn the discussion on distress has taken, every supporter of the Whig Government, and some who are expecting favours from them, think they are bound to deny the existence of distress at all. They ...

... is a certainty. His opponent finds favour with no pasty. The Conservatives are generally engaged against the ,fficial of a Whig government, and even those who were warmest in their support of him at the last elec. tin, feel outraged by his tergiversation ...

... perplexed with a second True, the firnt was nobody; but everybody hereafter will confound the two, and mistake the Juvenile Whig fur his father, the tint Irish peer, the real old tory, who was never anything else, and never pretended to be ; and would ...

... his reasons for doing so, This letter, addressed by .Mr. Waldron Bursowes to Sir Robert Peel,’ and published the Nurthtni Whig, we feel much pleasure in reproducing : Lodge, Droroore, County Down, Februiiry, 18G2. Sir —The memorandum jou have done me ...

... Laissez-faire would prevent our recognising it. But strict proof will be requisite, and not mere declamatory assertion,— Northern Whig. A Woman Roasted Alive. A fearful calamity befel poor epileptic, named Peggy Behan, at Newtown, Kilmacduan, about five miles ...

... than the combativeness of the present Irish Secretary. Irishmen have long ceased to look for any beneficent exertions front Whig governments. They understand fully that th, old offensive and defensive alliance is terminated; but they do not expect to have ...

... oh low proeoweeed a. stick, whose cutting down of Me is the pretence for cutting him eg. Bet wherefore? To end? Isn't it the Whig swam that are refraising the cry, berm no mpg le to be had by thirsty British souls at the Saleaw, it Roe Honore ?—just as ...