... suggest to him, however, the utter fruitlessness th( of anay attempts upon Conservative seats. When ( a vacancy occurs in some Whig borougb, there M is no reason why he should not seek to fill it, of and, for a Liberal constituecy, he would be an admirable ...

... Opposition can cal coi shield them. be The Conservatives have gained another great triumph in the County of Oxford; and the Whigs pi have lost another of those luke-warm supporters who, in while professing to be Independent with a tendency se in favor of ...

... presided. I a The SECRETARY (Mr. MI'Ilwrath) read the notice of a the meeting as it appeared in the NEwS-LETTER and t Northern Whig. The report and statement of accounts were then presented: In the former, among other matters, it was announced that a grant ...

... are right. But h they have no hearty sympathy even from their friends, and they meet with resolute opposition !,both from the Whig and Conservative benches. y :.Accordingly, when their minute measures of Re. form are brought in, they will be treated precisely ...

... Observer. The Sun, evening paper, which, for many H. I of years enjoyed a large circulation as one, of the organs of the a the Whig party, is advertised for sale. Of late years, clse in proportion as the sun of 'Whiggery declined, the Men p. influence of ...

... affair as relator, and solely with a view to c the pecuniary interest of the entire body of the rate. n payers, whether Tory or Whig, without any exception whatever. It, therefore, occurs to me that, if you c would offer no objection, I might safely take upon ...

... between the session of 1841 and of 1861, and prognosticated for 1862 the same downfall of the Liberal Government which befel its Whig predecessor in 1842. Now, as then, the Liberal party has ex- hausted its prestige and worn out theipatience of the country ...

... We, the undersigned, beg tpto direct your attention to the following cxtract le from a letter of Rev. J. S. Porter, in the Whig of le Friday, 7th inst., viz.-' At a meeting of the Presby. *h tery of Antrim on Friday last, I was unanimously al). pointed ...

... was the death of the ns uin- ?? Tyler; but in this country i~iths excited Ltrap very little interest. He was chosen by the Whig ind a party as colleague or, Vice-President with General trap, Harrison; but, when the genes-al died and Tyler took at it, ...

... Miorning. J( f tle Exchange is nominal, but tending downwards. cited Bankers' bills, 113; gold, 3 to 4 per cent. premium. Whig Fears of European intervention in American affairs a neral caused great excitement in the stock market this Cl took morning ...

... the Chief Secretary was responsible for this proceedings but was dlsposed to attribute it to the traditional policy of the Whigs, which appeared to be that the only -way to manage Irish ntlairs was to hold out to one class of the people of Ireland certain ...

... only mode of governing Ireland was by hold- e ing out to certain classes inducements, lie would not say bribes, to support the Whig Government. It was absurd to- suppose that it was possible to pua-. chase up Roman Catholic Wbigs in Ireland, and to f preserve ...