... afterward. The main difficulty is, however, with Lincoln himself. He is of the Whig school, and that brings him naturally not only to incline to the feeble policy of Whigs, but to give his confidence to such advisers. It costs me a great deal of labour ...

... ?? t of the board, adveosely to the repeated remonstranoes of the Irish people, is one of those problems which I abound in Whig administration, and ?? are yet I to be solved. r I WlE GALWAY SUBSIDY. The Fremcarn says- The directory have nobly I Lerformoed ...

... tea a maser; • seem ia • cuurt of jamas* tbe ju4e sad • couple the Melia es the day *1 slosteoik with ths smashes of ft sad Whig isadidals, the sehoulaftag fres ao lath, body of b.il sad the left sot of • of lb. Mum* wore each mealy marked by arm writing ...

... laminated Tuesday in favoui of the liberal candidate', Mr' B. Hills. It was no victory for the Liberals, for the late oandidate was Whig: hot it may called aneceas, for Mr Hilts ia decided Liberal. The snoctluM candidate had a majority of 63. The anmber of K' ...

... IS as a* 11 es I es II 4 ea. p plate WWI. ICY di hasesstsrcw---4 ea 140 II 6es Vs Ms Mar.{ • arid IN - . _ eke e arab. 16 t Whig. b.iff.• 17 Set I. eds.. 1 1 sr Ibbta. t • 04 7 ramtass-3 t plate an 4 94 I leas. eve II c dots, 60 elm I Mtge kware. 4 es ...

... will ever .' It 1 which, if eel simesded, will preolimilly all the mower geed whir the ben of the law sew pareimes. The Whig steed by their 'ahem well; bet the beet pert of the of the the is whi-le the estestatioiny acted ratemin • ern spier of Lord ...

... competent than were most of your Russell-mado magistrates, under the Municipal Reform Act, quarter of a century ago. Those whig-radical worthies having many of them first jumped out of their clogs into their carriages, were next pitchforked into the seats ...

... repea ted its practice not publishing election returns are adverse to the ministry. All the other mor.*wng papers (except the Whig ' Morning Chro-nicle, which has died of inanition in its 92nd year,) contained the telegram the close of the* but the Times ...

... antagonism of powerful peers and placemen, such as Lord 1)£ Grey and Kifon, Lord Zetland, Lord Wenlock, Lord Fitzwilliam, and other Whig magnates, who swarm in the North Riding, and whose influence in almost everything is all potential, but whose vast territorial ...

... the neepayers will have too I voice. The legislation of the present slay is all tending to cyntraloatioto, means by ethicdt Whigs of the new scholia seek to ntreugtheu their party from the large ai 00000 tut of petty patronage it places at their dispootal ...

... tht ReormBill was thrown out?--~( Lord JohnRussll. Andat whose instance Was it, that that government a overthrown, and a: Whig govei-nment brought int ofce ?-(To try to bring in a better.) When they cm into power they brought in a thing which they ...

... and Mr. BaaHT In juxtaposition, with Mr. UoitsEIALL, the Conservative onarepresenta- tive of Liverpool, and Mr. MAlssE, the Whig member for Salford, and no doubt their opinions are held by the majority of thinking men in each separate political body. Mr ...