... *[r Dymockc belonged to the Liberal party; but all electors must now know that he belongs to that mongrel party of Tory and Whig that now exists among us. I hope the committee that brought forward Mr Lewis will hold together, and be able to tell Mr Jamieson ...

... questions about the past. Of what importance is it to our country nowv whether a patriot citizen has been a Democrat, or a Whig, or Republican, or Conservative, or Radical heretofore: Who can say that he himself has never erred, or that his -neighbour ...

... foreseen thepresent condition of lreland, anti the long lease of power enjoyed by his base, bloody, am(i brutal friends, the Whigs, we doubt if be ?? have wished to see his sons dying,. uncorrupted, iut a union workhouse, rather tluto retiring upon comfortable ...

... General Jackson's funeral took place at Rich. .mood on the 12th, with great demonstrations of .sorrow and respect. .The RIhm]ond Wh~ig says that since the death ,of Washington no similar eveot has so profoundly f.and sorrowfully impressed the people of Virginia ...

... present movement has lunch less of' a religious than of a political element about it, and that our Free Clureb fniemeds of the 'Whig seheool whm are believed to be the originators of it, are projecting themselves into the fuxture and arriving, as they may ...

... would sum up the whole as if he had paid the most diligent at- tention to the speakers. GOOD TIMES FOR VOTERS,-The Northern Whig has been exposing the manner in which the sup- porters of Mr Verner, the Tory candidate for Lis- burn, were fed after being ...

... surropud lce at Fredericksblurg they are desperately out of their reckoring- DESTRUCTI'VE FIRE IN BELFAST. (Frem tire Northern Whig.) Yesterday, a very destructive fire took place in the pre. nisecs of Mr. John Williamson, Pilot Street, used as a tow and ...

... as a national . benefactor. During the election of 1859, when Lord Derby's Govern-. ment was in power, and the immaculate Whigs aers in search of office, of course, solely for their country's good, 'the case of Mr, Church-ward afforded an appropriate ...

... wider, to part the Rationalist from the Evangelical, the,, Papist from the Protestant, the honest Liberal from the truckling Whig or Tory, and the labour of the country from its capital. France never appeared stronger or more flourishing than just before ...

... to it, an d tlhe Premier's star being in tie ascenjdandlt, Lord Grey has been exiled from office. It is quite true that the Whig Government have given every appoittment they could well bestow o ln every me mber of Lord Grey's family, as some sort of con ...

... have a hand in protecting Richmond against the invaders j should they attermpt to come 'to the city. I (Promn thle Richluoenl Whig oi else cih.) i e We have some further accounts of the raid of the Yankee Iat cavalry usotlc th]e Fredericksburg Railroad at ...