... given it additional pablicity, as if to veritable papers. Among those journals that have republished it is our neighbour, the Whig, accompanied with more than a column of editorial comment, in which though * seriously questioning’ the truth of the correspondence ...

... were greatly moved, Lo ;anId old Bleckmaun's troubles were now at an end, as the if son is wealthy and prosperous. t, Tic WHIGs AND WILrLIA NXAxtEz.-There are one a or two points which.deserve special notice in the Life of n Sir Wi liam Napier. We ...

... *Bank op le Ike Pia ad DOM In OM ear. = a rt a irs lift op yo hee i l i tXo tom: SO ass ..E do me se and plisetek es Mb Whig* g 87%• Awe NMs who ell—tho men ts imams boa end his wow, ars sly bee Ole boort Um le they see Wm sites an, dist we semi, se ...

... immediate escape. He has indicated pretty clearly the mansion which will next resort, but be still lingers oil the premises of the Whigs. argues ill for the confidence flic latter in the stability of their tenement that they have not had the courage once to get ...

... mediation Mr. Gladsome by the of members the preset Gemeumeat. V e tt% war very rush. Calm Mesmem said that, mine what might, ad Whigs meld by oely who aspire bed the Libel the Hesse of C 0 The wild imputed** doctrines di Cheeedke the Exchequer by a journal ...

... the injudicious address in support of Mr. Baines's motion. No subsequent retractation can restore the confidence which the Whigs and moderate Liberals once placed in Mr. Gladstone ; and it is very certain that after such a manifesto cannot consistently ...

... our days,a statesman, baying sinned against the precepts of his party, and brought down upon himself the remonstrances of Whigs, while giving occasion for scoffs and scandal to unbelievers in Whiggism, lakes unto l • self a sheet of paper, with a pen ...

... meet Mewl Mai Whig It tree that die WRNS sine wheels weldamp% but be smell shu tt le. age be I el dolt duties es to he =tidied with • ed • west lentiol bet would twist that • paw .reedy =brthe was telly mad Mae* remeeed. Mee est Met the Mem wit.* ben ...

... majority of the members of the present Government. All this was very rash. Calm observers said that, come what might, the old Whigs would stick by the ouly statesman who can aspire lead the Liberal party in the House Commons. The wild imputation revolutionary ...

... which he resigned in the following year. A VICTIM CURIOSITY.—TALE OF A . LAY FIGURE. Oar contemporary tlio Belfast Northern Whig gives the following account of a singular alarm which was raised last week that'a murder had beenperpetrated bouse a respectable ...

... duty, then, to recall the old landmarks of party, and to act within them, by whatever name they are distinguished, whether Whig and Tory, or Liberal and Conservative, or Palmerstonians and Derbyitea, or to use the local war-cry, Yellow and Blue. We must ...

... the country. In the next day’s Times there was no report of the proceedings ; but soon afterwards ibere appeared in the great Whig journal letter signed M.P.,’*and having reference to the Newspaper Fund. M-P., 1 * it was announced, had been told by a reporter ...