... be-[laughter]- for lie was of opinion that a Whig was a creature com- ?? pletely out of the pale ofall intellect- [great laughter]- I, and he thought a Whig wae truly described by a man I- who said dogmatically, ' A Whig is a tyrant in ofice and h. a traitor ...

... THE LAST HOURS OF PRINCE AL BERT. The Northern Whig says :-There bas reached us from abroad a most interesting extract from a letter which was written by a member of the Queen's bouse- hold, shortly after the death of Prince Albert. The extremely confidential ...

... to be made on I such occasions,' 1test any arnendnuent is ?? hope. less. They have ?? audiences cheer with 1 equal vehemence Whig, Tory, and Radical utter' ances. A speech has also been made by 'Ia. BIXT R,RI M.P., at Montrose, but in this instance it was ...

... men were counted and sent to the poll just like so many sbeep; AAplause.) Many years ago, before the county was divi e , the Whig aristocracy held a meeting I near that room, and if they had been triumphant Lord Brougham would never have been member for ...

... But he was happy to say that enmong his new accomplish. mf ents he had not forgotten that which natuire taught him. r ?? the Whigs.' (Great laughter.)' e PARTItGaSna IN THE, LoNDON M RES-etr day, in the Newgate and Leadenhall markets, partridges ilk at ...

... coal), for the purpose of bringing home a number el of seamen whose term has expired. St THE LATE BELFAST RIOTS.-The Nor-thern Whig pi says the town is in a state of the utmost tranquillity, and rec . we believe we are correct in stating that the riots for ...