... being, Wait till the end, which if intended a appeal to the reader, is very ominous.—Edmund Yates, in the Northern Daily Whig. Lord Leitrim—ln a letter to the Observer, Lord Leitrim says : In wbat is called a leading paragraph in your paper, which by ...

... thing or two,” our Whig Incapables went on building wooden-ships to be iron-plated on this most disastrous Prince Consort and Royal Oak plan.” Of the demonstrably unseaworihy and useless warships on which the equally used-up Whigs are exhausting the taxes ...

... aspect. Mr. Neate, it appear., Radical-Liberal candidate, once unseated, will be returned for Oxford; Mr. Hay - ter, son of the Whig whip, seems secure for Windsor; and a vacancy has just been caused at Andover by the death of Mr. Cubitt. It is believed that ...

... apealarthogertian ad in tram the of dump. but yahoo at sath mme line is. tally maintained. At home thd abroad. there the to Whig the ft lemk erre Pah et IMO be ommeabenth toe' PIP to one to. come g ip. the goo pep at meth. aod lesteetee. end this may be ...

... not space or time just now to show all the verbal hairsplittings and transparent self, contradictions, by which the craven Whigs, in humiliating subservience to Washington bullies, arc vainly attempting to twist and strain the time- honoured Laws of Old ...

... told distinguished leader among the Whigs that he had the Confederate flag flying in his grounds, and had inquired what public measure would be taken with regard to the proceeding. The answer which the distinguished Whig leader made was, Don't tell Adams ...

... • -- -- Mr. John Weed, dangalaretred, Okidelsil-hses, Oldboa, Out. 11th, lON. bir.-1 en Se Is eyias le Cough Whig tronalsi for 1$ ale • with s bed sad il~lged I of say otts Lost wirier, sad bed thews, dossilikta kw dean web% bet galas pone sod .54v. sot ...

... them Lord Palmcrston was as good Conservative as Lord Derby, and that they must rest aud bo thankful (loud laughter). The Whigs had told them that Lord Derby's Government would dangerous to tho peace of Europe, bnt what did see the present time under ...

... The final result of the Prussian elections seems at length to be understood. 'The Radical party has won ten votes, and the Whig remains as before; the independents have sunk from fifty to nineteen, and lost their leader, Von Vincke ; the Ultramontsnes ...

... The final result of the Prussian elections seems at length to be understood. The Radical party has won ten votes, and the Whig remains as before; the independents have sunk from fifty to nineteen, and lost their leader, Von Vineke ; the Ultramoutanes ...

... act upon. (Hear, hear.) To that I must offer my strongest denial. (Hear, hear.) I deny to any set of inen, whether they be Whig, Tory, or Radical, as a body, the right to expect that their man shall be chosen to fill that high and honourable office. (Hear ...

... Richmond Ezaminer regards the e:rtun of the Confederate rams as the most unfrien ‘z act a 8 g&mm’t&dhywwmtbe&u . The ichmond Whig denounces it as an aot of hostility, President Davis reviewed the tmor at Mobile on the 24th inst. Immense numbers of furloughed ...