... men from, the Coaset Guard, militia stsgf, and Coast Brigade, and dispersed the crowd before anything serious occurred,_ ?? Whig. Her Majesty'e steam troop trani4port Himalaya sailed from Queenetown for Quebec on Saturday with the drafte which embarked ...

... on the subject. Did you not say it was as fair a bargain as ever was made between man and man? I did not; I saw that in the Whig newspaper the next day; what I saidwas that there was an understanding. What was the understanding ? Thatse all I said. The ...

... obedience are ?? C6'ronicte. GrNsERAt GlRANTS INstr ?? -The New York correspondent of tbe S'pectoate. quotes from the Rklsimond Whig of 7th September, the following remarks en Go- neral Grant:-' It is a notorious fact that A quart of Bourbon, with two OuIIces ...

... addressee. The reply advised them to be self- relient-an advice which they required. They ought not to ask any government, whether Whig or Tory, to spoon-feed them. If the press of Ireland would take up the sentiment expressed in the reply of Lord Wade. bonne ...

... for 1 10,0001., with the only bribe a mini-ter could take twenty members of hie own parry in the toga council' t to ard oen Whig member for the county of the ty IhI ig members returned t oo the town council by the TrenTse only two now reaained. x an ...

... the country, has declined. Let us review the position out of the dust and noise of the political arena; let us forget whether Whig or Tory enunciates this policy, and Eimply do it the justice of a clear expression. We are In the first days of a great reactionary ...

... say we come to demand our rights of which we bave been robbed, or else - (hear, hear, and cheers). He would never vote for a Whig, Do matter how reo opectable. He regarded the Whige and Tories as rogues and rapparees. The rogue robbed them by tales pretence ...

... offered to give up the polic3 to the w government ? I am not aware of it. to On the 25th November, 1860, were not twenty five 55 Whigs returned Into the town council by Tories with- :y out their consent? 'I believe in 1860 a number of d Liberals wereoreturned ...

... Here is a matter at last, in which we should all be in- terested end united, the Radical and the Liberal, the Tory and the Whig, the Catholic and Protestant, and for which we may all fight as in a common cause I (hear, hear). You have heard our toast ...

... Const arrive during thle night, ought to be able to put down down any disturbances no matter how geoat, Tbi gathel (From ilias Wh~ig of Tuesday,) men IV The awful scneine of riot and disorder which have preves disgraced this greet town for the past week were ...

... dealer, Botanic-road, in which ha denies 3- that any mob called upon him demanding whiskey and it, ale, natsted in yeoterday's Whig. On making inquiry 9, we find that we were correct in one point and wrong in It another. Tie nmob did call upon a shopkeeper ...

... es I was eldeted by a narrow majority of ome or two votes I hard soon to decide a floeion affecting tire Conseivative arid Whig partiel in this ity, and, to avoiid being swayed in any rinarler by ?? preconceived opinion of riry ofwn, I jonieal witl mno ...