... in the same direction, but to purpose. A tacit compact hud been entered into between time serving Tones an • milk-and-wnter Whigs, hustle the question whenever it should reappear, while agreeing to talk vugmly and loudly it* favour. The existing Administration ...

... facts had not transpired the hour of going to press, can only puhlUh the following brief yet dreadful tale fsa>s the Sorthern Whig, lx. m Which this accouiit la taken} The young man alluded to had for abort time lodged in the house in question, and, in the ...

... walking Standard. Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Gibeon are to subside into the Press and the John Bull, muttering, sulkily, that the Whigs always get the best of in « scramble. A quarter an hour of silent and reflective study follows. the end of that time the cabinet ...

... end ihe Session, and accepting » K«neral poor that I have not been in the City Hall f..r oyer re taiutug brief Nestor for the Whig party. t)Ui yes ter ...

... Hall, especially aa the members came out. The Liberals were received with yelling and huees, and cries of ** Down with the Whigs!'* ** Denmark and th« Princess of Wales!” Disraeli for ever! The people were trrri -ly exasperated with tbs Government, though ...

... staffed. (Great laughter.) But, unfortunately, there is a difficulty in keeping the breed. (Continued laughter.) For those Whig bird# have been very barren, and they were obliged lately take a croes with the famous Peelite breed. (Prolonged laughter ) ...

... 1850, when the Whigs were brought into .wer a majority of thlrteeu. is still 1861, ant the majority has passed over from one the otoer. Instead twenty-one ►npporteraof the Whig* there are now elevt-n instead of eight opponents ot the Whigs, there are now ...

... (Jocn•aonally, when in caught, the bnuaewivee will condMcrad ta put him into mm, but generM contemned, nod out the cold. He on the whig, and .tabit on leg.; and when th. miemble obj«t alight, earth k given rtaggenmt about ia Ml iujbeetle and help!eta majiner ...

... people; the Constitutional Unionists, whose object is toe restoration of the Union on its former footing; and the Old Line Whigs, representing the Conservatism of the United States, but ready to join with the Constitutional Union party. concludes his letter ...

... The deceased hud the previous day. to give evidence against hi* murderer for atr fling breach disci, hue The murderer, on Whig apprehended, gloried his crime, and. seeing another sergeant, ixprcssed regret at not having been a»»lo “to do for him also/’ ...

... to Taranaki for burial. General Grant's Intemperance.—The New York correapondent of the Spectator quotes from the Richmond Whig of 7th September, the following remarks on General Grant; —** It is a notorious fact that quart Bourbon, with two ounces of ...

... For Ssnior, a man of great talent—-which a silly manner and a vast amount of vanity could not marmade himself useful to the Whigs in vanous ways, and was especially consulted by them in the preparation their new poor law. It happened that, during an interview ...