... divided the two great factions of Whigs and Tories. Now, however, he contended that no such question remained. For all that concerned the public busi- ness of the nation, he held that Tories were as good as Whigs and Whigs as good as Tories, but there was ...

... THE BELFAST RIOTS. (By ELrwrTRI Tr.rearAP.] BELFAST, Thursday morning, The second edition of the Northern Whi~g ?? over whelming pollee and military force In town has had the aefeot of temporarily quelling the riots. Except a few skirmiahes this morning ...

... as we MGVetsded 9Xk to rsur uwd cotributiom, Stratford -Try Cornish Brothers, New Street. Qain, Kiddernmlnster.-The Whigs Is the correct vers ion, J. B ' Wordsley.-(1) The Confederate States were In. eluded. (2) Canada only. Constant .teader ...

... (From the 'Spectator.) Everybody is abusing Earl Russell The Tories intend to make him the first object of attack, while the Whigs admit that he Is apolitical Jonah, and would throw him overboard if they saw any fair chance of his being drowned when thrown ...

... Zeurly six year ago, from the East India Company 'to the 'Crown, 'it was distinctly announced' and kaderstood that the Old Whig policy of at.n T1Hation,' carried out by a succession of Governors. 'General, and' by none more remorselessly than by led ...

... tie Board of Charity Commisstoners at considerable length. The hon member denounced the Board as a gross Whig job, and Its offices as a perfect Whig snuggery; is not only entailed a considerable charge upon the country, but owing to the reckless and profligate ...

... circumstances. Experienced politicians, who know the temper of' the constituencies, aver that Lord Palmerston has placed the Whig candidates at the next election In a false positlon, and that they' will fight their'hnstings' battle-whother with.Conserva ...

... young nor approaching senllty, And yet, - I am sorry to say,, That I am not a man of ability. From the Tory I'd skip to the Whig, From Derby to Pam with agility; But It wouldn't much matter, because I! am not a man of ability. I can talk about cotton ...

... study. Mr. FEBRRAND oomplained of the tyrannysystematIeally. practised by Whig Governments in the Royal dockyard and the practices. ;which they had always adopted to. strengthen tbe Whig intereatin-the dockyard boroughs. Afttr a few words from Mr. Dalglash ...

... the General E;o3pital. Tetwo following advertisements, announcing the sale of negroeb by auction, are cut from the .Riczhnweu Whig:- Auction Sales, -This Day. Sale of negroes, oro%, stook, and plantation utensils At public auction, will be sold Monday, ...

... divide the House against the second reading of Lord John's bilL The deadliest and most disheartening stabs came from timid Whigs and quasi-Reformers. So many critics and objectors indeed rose upon the right of the Speaker's chair that Mr. Disraeli at last ...

... THE ORANGE RIOTS IN BELFAST. In Saturday's edition the Northzernt Whig says ~- The dlots in Belfast continue with unabated fury-unequalled by anything we have ever seen in this town. The Magis. tratea did not take the precaution we suggested, of patroll ...