... Government should be that vernment is to be treated— if that is the wa: is the way that a tried, old, staunch friend of the Whig Go- Coan eld advocate of the Great Western Railway pany ia to be Mr. Darvil then I say the assembly dispersed. I then withdrew ...

... and N | he (Dr. Lee) thou t simply an honestly—as all Whigs did St | {a laugh]—that tl e Tories would have the wisdom to keep 1d say among themselves, ‘‘ The al » |, themselves quiet, and wou! » | Whigs are in sorrow and trouble ; we have nothing to do s| ...

... WINDSOR COUNTY COURT. This court was held on Thursda: y last, before James Whig- The attorneys in attendance were Messrs. Vols and Pa , of Windsor, and Barrett, of Eton. No member of the bar was in attendance. The number of causes eet down for trial was ...

... Rochdale to the di Govern- things English in general, and of with his usual ment in particular. Mr. Bri bitterness, assails the Whigs, , and, controverting itators ‘‘to rest Earl Russell’s famous advice to and be thankfal,” declares that ‘‘to rest and be thankful” ...

... that Federal gun- to the Con: . Smith, carrying 11 guns, surrendered unconditionaily fede rates at Stone iver. The Richmond Whig asserts that the British steamer Princess Royal, with a valu- able red whilst endea- to enter Charleston. The bombardment of ...

... leader of the great Conser- vative y in this country, acts up to those pri iples which he professes, while the leader of the Whig part: although he is a Conservatite at heart, is pl to the hig party [cheers and hisses]. Gentlemen, my hon. o nt nows, or ...

... talent- ed young member of the and one whose services it would be desirable they sh ot lose. When the stru le between the Whigs and Conservatives came toa crisis in 1841, and Lord Melbourne dissolved the parliament on his bei: de- feated on the timber ...

... at whose promotion beyond the cares of office every Indian will rejoi ; Mr. Ellice, Nestor of the who could lay claim toa Whigs, and the only human bei right of property in the North Pole; and Mr. Monckton Milnes, a litiérateur of some distinction, a ...

... M.P. for the Wick Burghs, has sold the Clinten for £16,000. jordde, mear Lymington, in Hants, to Colonel The Northern Daily Whig announres that a petition will be forthwith ted against the return of Nr. Verner, who has just been elected member for Lisburn ...

... has given her, and may maintain the Catholic banner thoroughly intact. AMERICA. New Yors, August 22 (evening).—The Richmond Whig contains Charleston news to the 20th inst., stating that dur- ing the last 24 hours the Federal jons were confined to a steady ...

... at the close of every Parliamentary session, in the most severe and caustic manner, the progress made in legislation by the Whig Govern- ment, be soon forgotten. In 1846 he finall retired from office. Since that time he ial critic of the has acted the ...

... John , who on this occasion su’ to si Mr. Rea being declared out of order, the Mayor attempted him. The report in the Northern Whig proceeds :— Mr. Rea (striking the table with violence) : I say that you t this resolution until I have finis my argu- will ...