... hion. gentleman then proceeded to rcensure the government to which Ireland had been systematic- rally subjected under the Whigs. Sir Rt. PaEEL was sorry that the right lion, gentleman had not adopted the advice of Mr. Disraeli, and abetainedfrom Isitrodue- ...

... 11, 0 A.mi.-This morning the enemy stit t~ a assault upon Blastion No. 8, which totally failed. I 'ttemp tt ack on our left Whig likewise failed. cur ,weaker , SDu t'Y' 1,1 AaY erelay the born- pre t f DLIPPel was continued. It was, ut least, quite thbb ...

... papers praise Lord Palmerston for his c efforts to fill Mr. Stansfeld's place with a gentleman un- I connected with the old Whig party and the fact thatlie t i has been unsuccessful is pointed at by the Spectator as I indicating a growing vice in our ...

... seems, about four millions, YANKEE AMENIrIEs. -Parson Brownlow, a cordial hater of the Soutb, says in his paper, the Kneoxlle Whig ancd Rebel Ventikator:-l Had we our wish, we would throwhell wide open, and place all such beast-like ofimeers and men upon ...

... superiority of Conservative financiers. Mr. Disraeli used to tell us that the result was due to Sir Robert Peel finding the Whigs bathing and running away with their clothes. Mr. Grenville says that the strong Conservative Govern- ment of 1841 was one of ...

... I ?? M roein of the law was also worthily represented byN reM.Bailey and his son, the former stating that he hadibee. ole Whig, hut now had changed his Sentiments; while the latter lestated that he had never obanged 'his views, opinions, or = cat Iall ...

... the Board of Charity Commissioners. At considerable length the hon, member denounced the board as a gross Whig Job, and its office as a perfect Whig snuggery. Mr. W. T. PoWvFLLr protested against the charge made by the bon. member, but trusted that the ...

... lbads put I his hsanti into the month of a can~non and discovered a bird's ni est containing five eggs. I The.Riclettneio Whig of May 6 says: The eonntry Is fail of I wha,iew hn tepouti ?? likely to be deube wat t wa in188. W canalradyseethe signs ...

... the gift of Samuel Wedmore, Esq., as a I- testimonial of respect for his earnest labours in educating the If young. . 1 I1 - WHI-G TroN.--Tuesday last wasobserved here as the anni- ,, versary of the Female Friendly Society, instituted upwards * eof half ...

... visit ought not to have been the occasion for any demonstration of political feeling ; but at the dinner in the evening, where Whigs, Tories, and Liberals were sitting harmoniously at the same board, and L cheering the Premier's references to the prosperous ...

... war with England a main plank in his platform. And there are the Copperhoads, or secret friends of the Youth, the Old Whigs, or, more properly speaking, old Con- servatives ; the War Democrats, who desire to enjoy a share of the ill-got spoils of ...

... illogical and vulgar denunciations of everybody who disagrees withn him. At one time lie indulged in a fiery rant against the Whigs for their lack of fixed principles. At another he confessed that there is unpolitical, financial, or social ques- tion at stake ...