... trial. A childish and cowardly dread of everything American seems to have overtaken all our leading statesmen, whether Whig or Tory; and the bare fact that secret voting prevails in the United States, has been held amply sufficient to justify its ...

... consideration tiie speech of Mr. Disraeli regarding the parochial system, on which we have commented elsewhere, as the late Whig member for Marylebone evidently believes that has certain rights of his own in church that he has built some years ago in Wales ...

... meeting, held at New York, a letter, said to have been written by General Scott to the President, was read. In it the old Whig chief states that “unless a compromise were offered, suffi- cient to divide the South, it would be hope- It less to attempt ...

... of the opposite party, another the fear of possible expenditure, another his official position in relation to the present Whig Radical Corporation, another by some petty jealousy rivalry professional life. All forgetting that such fears and feelings ...

... as well as the farmers, should exert themselves to put an end to a state of affairs that can only benefit the dishonest.”— Whig, of Oct. 30. Indication a Severe Winter.— Within a few days past two flights wild geese have passed over this town from no ...

... one was interested in the wise ex|>cnditure of the public money. They generally found that whoever were in office, —whether Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, —they all wanted careful watching with regard to the national expenditure. (Cheers.) He did not think ...

... tenant law. and ecclesiastical resi- dence and church building. The last he carried through the house with the aid of tbe Whigs, and his ecclesiastical code is justly regarded as a boon by the Protestant Church and clergy. When the Earl of Derby accepted ...

... company, as the man was endeavouring to cross the rails in front of the train, when he was knocked down and killed. —Northern Whig. Counterfeit Coin at the International Exhibition —The total amount of bad shillings, florins, &c., palmed off upon the doorkeepers ...

... Paris Tribunal of Correctional Police las'; week tried a missionary priest, named Mauran, a charge of swindling under the folio whig circumstances: Some years ago a New York journal contained an account of the death of Frenchman, named Antoine Trin, leaving ...

... for calling the Leeds Temperance Society anything else than a ?? organisa- tion. Mr. Tatham, be it remembered, is a thorough Whig-Radical, and therefore he can desire the success of none other than candi- dates at municipal elections of his own ?? faith ...

... Scofield, in degree. went to the Methodist church on Sundays; he f U rtahed for the Democratic candidate: it was a necessity ' Whigs to be defeated; it was a necessity for Papists go to hell. He had a tight grip on these truths, which *ere born, one might ...

... ot the same diabolical principle. There could be no disputing theimpeachment ; but it really applied with as much force to Whig boroughs as ‘to Tory boroughs—;jt was the old story ot the woman’s twins, ““one was so like both, she could hardly tell t'other ...