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... rhelvaa, an tl cellaret ; oleo tl•ree recret elpbosr.ls —For further prrticular, apply to A. SIMPPON, Rnilway Bookseller. /Whig. ...

... everything possible, and some seats even that aps pear impossible. It is the same cause, that will very speedily transfer the Whigs to the * shady side’’ of the House for the next ten years. There can be no doubt whatever that the progress of conservative ...

... party, and that their titles are not more than thirty years standing. The fact is that, since the passing the Reform Bill, the Whig' have enjoyed an unusually long tenure of power: and they have turned account by augmenting their strength in House. Lord ...

... Liberal was returned, but now the Conservative candidate, Lord Courtenay, has attained a majority over Mr Coleridge, influential Whig. This triumph of Conservatism, coming it does so soon after the trial of the Ministerial policy in Parliament, is doubly valuable ...

... opponents •nd of the consequences of the mocking insult of their own especial pets denounce the Whig administration. The err. rs of centuries, which the Whigs, far more than their opponents, have done something in modern times, but not enough, rectify, ...

... TUE RIOTS AT BELFAST. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) The tremendous force of military and police in Belfeet has had fortunately the effect of temporarily quelling the riots ; and yesterday, although many disgrac..• ful acts took, and one murder ...

... candidate for the eastern division iu conjunction with Mr. E. Howes, M.P. In 1837 both the seats for the division were held the Whigs; in 1859 one was recovered to the Conservatives, and now effort is to made to oust Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. W. C. W. Coke ...

... journal, seem to have entered upon a transition which is carrying the Whigs under Lord back again to the constitutional and ultimately Protestant position occupied by the Whigs of a hundred and fifty years ago ; while the Tories, as are now frankly ...

... people; the Constitutional Unionists, whose object is the restora tion of the Union on its former footing; and the Old Line Whigs, representing the Conservatism of the United States, but ready to join with the Constitutional Union party.—Standard. Distress ...

... extending influence of but to the disgust felt by the really Liberal electors at the perfidy of the Pre- mier, and other “staunch Whigs of the old School.” The result of thecontest at Exeter, which has raised such hopes in the Conservative ranks, we can see no ...

... ihen should such a different state of things prevail in Ireland? Why should Tory Orangemen desire to perpetuate for ever a Whig triumph, and break the heads of all who do not every year drink to the glorious, pious, and immortal memory, ac., No one can ...