... died of their wounds, and no hopes of recovery are entertained in the cases of two men named Millikin and Fagan. The Northern Whig states that, nearly as can be ascertained, 148 persons (of whom seven have since died) received guostiot wounds during the ...

... Can- servatives mingle together in a common crowd. The alliance by marriage, however, of the great Tory house of Dery with the Whig house of the the of the Protectionist Chief with that of the earliest Partia- mentary Advoeate of ‘Frev Trade, is noted as ...

... whom, in cases of emergency, can depend employ . the one for the vindication of the other.’* Coming from the champion of the Whig government these words speak volnmes. ...

... week's qujtatiuus. Oats m small request, changed bauds at last wee prices. Beans were iu good supply, is per advance. The folio whig the present prices of grain for the week ending February 13- Wheat 4 bush, Od. Barley 107 28s t>J. J»ts qrs 4 bush, 10s Od ...

... be able to maintain a contented and wealthy population” [cheers, and hear, hear]. For nearly 30 years Ireland has been under Whig rule; under the very men to whom Professor Fawcett would give his support if he were in Parliament tomorrow and therefore the ...

... strength—is to perform the marvellous task of smoothing away the difficulties and differences which have so long beset the Whig Radical camp, will, in the course of a few weeks (we are told) address a body of the electors of the Borongh, and bis explanation ...

... the attack of the Liberal journals. Some of his smartest contributions were political nibs, all of them very bard upon the Whigs, r. Coleridge thinks it inexpedient to in- corporate these monuments of partv strife in the present edition of his poems ...

... with England’s honour and sully her fame which Englishmen had flattered themselves was unimpeachable. The British Lion, under Whig rule, has become enfeebled, sleepy, and indolent. Curs bark the noble animal, and threaten it. Foreign Eagles flap their wings ...

... snug next of Whigs, In the discharge of their business they hal shown utter incompe- tenee, and the expense of the board, according to the returns, was not lews than £18,205. He reviewed the legislation on the subj-et, and charged the Whigs with having ...

... Herr, and he has displayed ability, it is said, in the diplomatic service; but no one will suspect him of litical aversions to Whig families as such. His fat ther is a Conservative by accident rather than conviction. All his literary friendships are away ...

... ng on behalf of the Conservatives. The result of revision for the Cambridge district was a Conservative gain of eighty; the Whigs paying no attention to the subject. Dastardly Owtrage.—On the 2lst ult., as a girl named Sasannah Clarke was coming from L ...

... would have little interest for those who do not live Kilmarnock and do not particularly care for the sentiments of a staunch Whig partisan, if he had not taken the opportunity to announce that he means to proceed next Session with his rejected Bill about ...