... be-[laughter]- for lie was of opinion that a Whig was a creature com- ?? pletely out of the pale ofall intellect- [great laughter]- I, and he thought a Whig wae truly described by a man I- who said dogmatically, ' A Whig is a tyrant in ofice and h. a traitor ...

... that he is not a believer in the long- existence of the present government, and that he is fairly prepared to cast off his Whig allies and bid for the premiership of an advanced Liberal ministry. There is no doubt about him now. Be is of opinion that ...

... easily accounted for, Not a single English or Scotch Liberal member voted with the Opposi- tion. Even the most Conservative of Whigs and all those below the gangway, who make it their boast that they are independent, voted with the government. It is true they ...

... took place. I am glad to see that steps are being taken to prevent such practices in future, and I trust that all pasties, Whigs or Tories, who may be found guilty, may be punished as they deserve. A LOVER OF FAIR PLAY. Leeds, 10th Dec., 4SGI. ...

... shortly put an end to his life. SIR GEORGE CORNEWALL LENVIS was the next very likely man around whom the Liberal, or at least the Whig, party might have rallied. lie had already got on the high-road which conducts to the Premiership, and a few more years of ...

... uavvies was feared, as both mobs were armed. The town was in a state of terror, and business at a stand. The Belfast Northern Whig estimates that yesterday morning there were thirty-seven cases in the General Hospital, besides upwards of one hundred cases ...

... dunder his Act. In 1850, a bill was brought in for ncreating independent parishes. In this bill, as S originally introduced, the Whig Government of the day had inserted a clause that the churches already built or to be built under recent Church-Build. ing Acts ...

... the Board of Charity Commissioners. At considerable length the lion. member denounced the board as a gross whig job, and its office as a perfect whig snuggery. It not only entailed a considerable charge upon the country, but owing to the reckless and profligate ...

... THE THUNDERSTORM. A MAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING. BELFAST, Friday. The second edition of the Northerns Whig says:- This morning, about eleven o'clock, a farmer belonging to Saint6eld, in the County Down, when standing in the cattle miarlikt, was struck down ...

... ministry-invariably gave one answer when as'kil what he would do to remove the d evils which had been brought upon the country by Whig mismanagement. I am not the State doctor, he said, It is not for me to prescribe until I am regularly called in. Lord ...

... That election bad alrealy Co-t the publi £.22,OtO. This charities commisioti Avs popularity lenown as the snug nest of the whigs, alid it was the duty of the House to ilstittite a searching, examnination m itn its pro- ceedinvs, atid the manner in wihich ...

... preparing for an early demonstration against Lee, who, they say, was never so well prepared to receive him as he is now. The ?? Whig thinks Grant has sent troops to co. operate with Sherman. The latest intelligenee from Tennessee reports no further lighting ...