... are, as regards parties, in a strange and amemalous position; we scarcely know our friends from our foes. (Laughter.) The Whigs and the Tories have been, if I may venture on a simile, like two men at the end of a chain, the one dragging backward. the ...

... Maiquisof Clniad hss' just at the time wehen the Government felt themselves in a critical position. Lord Portman, shln heart Whig, who promises to live want' years, ra the Lord-Lieutenancy of Somersdsetire, andth of Cork, son-in-laiv Of the Marquis of ...

... oracular gossip wbiclh is sometimes circulated respecting eminent Conservatives by journals writing from the information of small Whig members of Parlia- m.nt for Scotch burghs. In case we were net then sufficiently explicit on the suibject of Vthe story tbat ...

... it as by far the queerest war paper of thee day. CLOSE OF Tmx COMMISSION OF INQUIRY INTO TEE LATE RIOTS. (Froin the Northern Whig,) Belfast, Thursday Morning. At the Riots' Commission yesterday, Mr. William Ress, millowner, was the firt witness examined ...

... JONAH. (iroln lil tspectator.) rlbodly is abusing Earl Russell. The j - itend to mako him the first object of Tolieibi el thc ~Whigs adinit that he is a and Ivould throw binm over belli~t if tii3 saW any fair chanice of his being d ?? thlrownI. 0 great is ...

... district, this large sum may be assessed on the parish of Shanlhill, in which the town of Belfast is situate, The Northern Whig publishes the following as the official report of the proceedings taken by the local mnagistracy in regard to the recent riots ...

... five years' forced labour. A QUEER CHRIrSTIAx.-Parson Brownlow, a cordial hater of the South, says in his paper, the Knort'ile Whig and Rebel Ventilator- I Had we our wish, we would throw hell wide open, and place all such beast-like officers and mlen upon ...

... grasp at office, and haye a sufficient working majority to prove very formidable to the a Cabinet; and, on the other hand, the Whigs would f like to have an appeal made to the country while l they have Lord Palmerston's popular name to con- o jure with, -a ...

... were in power, and they abandoned the cause of civilisa. tion and liberty in order not to offend Austria. It is true that the Whigs, represented by Lords Palmerston and Russell, have not always done that justice to the Imperial Government which was its due ...

... THE, DEVASTATION IsrsSR HENANDOAI (Promn the Rieinnond Whig.) Harrisonburg, Oct. 10. The enemy reached Harrisonburg about twelve on Sunday the 20th of September, and retired onuThrns. day the 6th of October, commencing very early in the morning, the last ...

... Johannes Ronge. In Italy, hoth Mazzini and Garibaldi bold aloof; in Spain, Esparteo, always honest, but always unsuccesdul, the Whig of the Iberian peninsula, has ceased to care for politics, and pnietly tends his vineyard at Logrono. Where is Kossuth? Where ...

... and the working of the Board of Charity Commissioners. He denounced the Board, in good set terms, as a gross 'Whig job and a perfect Whig snaggery. A long discussion followed, and, on a division, the motion for a select committee was rejected by a large ...