... have the less need therefore for detaining the atten- Re tion of our readers upon any vexed questions at issue loe between Whigs and Conservatives; and the release an( from such debate is very convenient, as the demands me upon our available space for ...

... tormenting by agrarian crimes , which wecannot yet explain, aresome of thegreatest b surprises of our time. b Quarrels amongst the whig ministers to the d surprise of the public again opened office to the tories, and, not much to its surprise, their imbeci- M ...

... had been made to Mr. Grenfell of their support if he would oppose the Government of Lord Palmerston. I scarcely expect any Whig member will give this promise. It appears to me that the only security against the infamous foreign policy of Lord John Russell ...

... The loss incured, he addedwould be veryincousider- has able. ?? DISTURBANESs IN BELVAST.-On Thursday, says the able Northern Whig, the streets of Belfast, where formerly the Wei riots between Roman Catholics and Protestants took place, rive were crowded ...

... and the Rev. Dr.-Cook. The streets are now thronged with people; . but everything has passed off quietly so far.- Northoern 'Whig. GARIBALDI 'SURGICAL FUND.-Mr. J. Macrae Moir writes to the London newspapers as follows:- I have received a letter this afternoon ...

... Author, granted him a pension suf- ficient to keep him from absolute penury, but he enjoyed it for a few months only, as the Whigs of that day, under Charles James Fox, came into power for a brief period, but it was quite long enough to enable them to deprive ...