... about Conservatism. He did not think , the Whigs contemplated the ruin of the Church, though he WdS happy to say never was a Whig, and he prayed God he never might be—(laughter),—for was of opinion that a Whig was a creature completely out of the pale ...

... service to Ireland is the Repeal of the Union. The 'Whigs will donothing for usand ,the Tories'will do less than. that, if possible. (Hear, hear.) In' 1845, O'Connell said, ~If pos- sible, I hate the Whig worse than the Tory,~ and he added, 1as to' that ...

... the Examiner on the Ist instant, headed Alleged Defalcation in the Treasury Department—Astonishing Developments. —Richmond Whig, Aug. 16. POISONS.—Dr. Alfred Taylor, commissioned by the Privy Council, has sent in a report on the means of committing murder ...

... the Examiner on the Ist instant, headed Alleged Defalcation in the Treasnry Department—Astonishing Developments. —Richmond Whig, A 16. POISONS.—Dr. Alfred Taylor, commissioned by the Privy Council, has sent in a report on the means of committing murder ...

... the Examiner on the Ist instant, headed Alleged Defalcation in the Treasury Department—Astonishing Developments. —Richmond Whig, Aug. 16. POISONS.—Dr. Alfred Taylor, commissioned by the Privy Council, has sent in a report on the means of committing murder ...

... the House of Commons with scarcely any intermission since June, 1830, and has always been a thick-and- thin supporter of the Whig party. It is under- stood that Captain Mackinnon, his son, will be a candidate for the borough of Rye on the elevation of Mr ...

... but one in the Coutic*. committee* could tell his political opißions from • y vntw i.sd given (heai). They never knew wnether Whig or Tory, with the exception afc tne ind aldermen. At those appointments he really did so with lis party (bear, hear), and told ...

... motion was then carried unanimously, and the Board adjourned. THE LAST HOURS OF PRINCE ALBERT, There ha« reached us {Northern Whig) from abroad most interesting extract from a. letter which was written by a member of the Queen’s household shortly after the ...

... walk worthy of bins, greatest comfort to think that la* •• ' 1 0 spiric, is away and knows all that she is doing.—Northern Whig. AERATED BREAD.—CURIOUS DECISION. —At t c 'ThPr c '' beth Police -court, on Monday, Ir. Thomas Martin, a a prietor, residing ...

... worthy of him, greatest comfort to think that his spirit is always near -e _ . and knows all that she is doing . .—Yorthern Whig. AERATED BREAD.—CURIOUS DECISION.—At the bah Police-court, on r Monday, Mr. Thomas Martin, a cab Po prietor, residing at It ...

... over and over again piled manure about the root, and the result was the extraordinary yield we have mentioned.- lforthefln W/hig. ACoCDENTS.-John Graham, 14 years 'of age, apprentice ship carpenter to Messrs. B. and J. Evans, Brunswick Dock, and residing ...

... attention waa lat ii ‘To the way in which Mayors should bo henceforth elected. By some twas propcsed that iu yearly rotation A Whig and a Tory shouid till that high station > While others a3 stoutly protested there Was a much better method of » Mayor. Discarding ...