... overlooked, I shall now quote : At the last general election in liki), Earl Russell, then Lonl John, was opposed one of the Whig candidates for the City of London. It was expected he would be run bard, and therefore every vote was necessary to secure his ...

... about Conservatism. He did not think the Whigs coutemplatel the ruin of the Church, though h e wr hippy to say be never was • Whig, arid he prayed God he never might be—(laughter)— for be was of opinion that a Whig was a ensure completely out of the pale ...

... statement , _' _; _the Whig _^ ls _^ a ' ; creature ' _: _completely-out _: of tlie _^ _pale _of- _all intellect _^ ( rather _' a 'strong _•' . way _; of _putting _It for a _member of a _Whig-family and brother of the _Whig _Speaker . ) - _Neverthelc ...

... intellect- (great laughter)-and he thought a Whig was truly described by a man who said dogmatically, A Whig is a tyrant in office and a tyrant out ' -(laughter). He did not, however, think that the Whigs had any desire to do damage to the Church of ...

... wee effeeted, but a somber of Werke oar were tamed unsold. De 11FR1ICS owns RAIILLIT. *tort There was a good own. to tkie Whig a show-day foe a now-day. hammer, MI was Macy &Mon Mang. Mat wait as toutwag. stook 434 N oid. two 143 ; 1411 two- 1171 ae ...

... sent to Us, with a modest request for publication in our columns, which we at once accord:- TO THE' EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sin,-I ant directed by the Grand Orange Lodge of Belfast to forward to you the enclosed copies of resolu- tions, and to request ...

... Poiot, Gomm*. du me down win bolt, one el ii. if WA, Daniel eel blearseker, Greemotk, woo drowned. The dammed bad bees est Whig it lb. Mak, along with his son, • ;mum led mem of see, and Mr Pluming, of Lawrie A Flaming, arm* gliders, ; and May were galas ...

... happy to _say that among bia new _accomplishments he had _uot forgotten _, _that _• which _nature taught him , * _Damn the _Whigs . * ( _Great laughter . ) GALLAKT _BEECTE OF . TWO MEN _FROM _DllOWKiyG . —On Wednesday night _, two men , _named Clarke ...

... little intelligible, common - sense interchange of opinion upon this matter before it be too late. What is it, then, that the Whigs, or those per. sons who manage electioneering Movements for them, seriously expect? Are they fully satis- fied that that portion ...

... the Of i elld Ibis Is Lem lo,ln (net. Per Cent. ott utscoonts being Deducted teem The of frisk fashionabla, awful Fang and, Whig bar well kept, dret-rate conditlos. M., C., *pion and great reeoromen _ ptire to the attentlon2:= and Public, the more so that ...

... THE LAST HOURS OF PRINCE ALBERT. is . E: : -. .:, ;I ii : /- ..t 1; * - There -has reachea us- (Northern Whig) from. 1abrpad,: moet. intereseing, extract from ,a letter, which was wrritten by. aniember of the Queen's household shortly after thiedeatlh ...

... (Pip.) en tho * Psalms, Svo, half-call, swat. 01 • (Jahn) Weeka.3 vets. two. al.. 70 4 13 0 (11e J.) Warred Literature. Whig the Style tied Structure of the New kerb. 7 et Persil opera ad Usable. Pont a. engender cora J. Hunter, Mos, cloth. KaUeelis ...