... the Board of Charity Commissioners. At considerable length the bon. 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 reckleas and profligate ...

... intentions tboee who may ask us to help them to the power of trampling our dearest interests. For my part, 1 will vote for neither Whig nor Tory as such, but I will vote for good man wherever I can find him, for a good landlord, man of practical benevolence, ...

... a mare question of •illy whether Whigs cr Toriee shall hold office; it will not quest'on b3-««*en peace or war, for the rVmsf'rvative statesmen will maintain poace long Tveace is compatible with honour, wh !, the Whig statesmen declare that honour no ...

... delayed until another engine was obtained. The train arrived Belfast half-past ten o'clock one hour and a half after time* Whig, ...

... A Boston mechanic has invented a two-story railroad car, with smoking and sleeping rooms aloft. Nno York TubUL Tbe Richmond Whig, May 4, says—* There now ramains in our bands twelve thousand two hundred and sixty-eight Yankee prisooere.” , Death Colonel ...

... members of the Whig” party (laughter). And he thought that those two dignitaries of the Established Church, Dr. Henry, old and tried adherent of the Whig party, and Mr. Gibson, also a tried partisan of the Whig party—all of them notorious Whigs—weie of the ...

... author, stating bis surprise that it had not rather been complained on the score of iti limitations and reservations, the old Whigs, having done their best to excite against the speaker the sectional fears and jealousies the upper and wealthy classes, promptly ...

... being, on the contrary, warm. The change will be immensely serviceable the crops. More rain, however, is wanted.—.Wf/i«rw Whig, BIRTHS. Jnn® 3, Bles«lDgt‘n-fltr»et, thewifaof Wi-.lam G. Cbaainey. Esq., Barmter-aMaw. of of daaghtcr. Jane 4. at Kingstown ...

... measure had been to make the cultivation of farms from five to six acres impossible (hear). An Edinburgh reviewer—an unknown Whig—to whose article bad bad occasion to refer more than oncehad said that all the legislation of late years bad bean against Ireland ...

... the subsidies granted bj the government, they would not aubmit quietly be treated harably or neglected reaped any government, Whig, Tory, or Radical (hear, bear). lie wished it to underatood that be was not boding fault with the Poetmaster-General or with ...