... composed principally the fermers* eons of the county of Oxford, end depart on thsir dnty willingly end cbeerfolly.” The K ngiton Whig of the 2lth saye : “For the laet three days Urge amoante of 01111 storee for the o! the Volonteere have been despatched from ...

... immediately tested. What becomes of their policy of independent opposition if they let into one of the most Homan Catholic boroughs Whig official pledged to the aapporl of Lord Palmerston’s Government ? But if they try to win the borough, and are defeated, the ...

... exclusively Homan Catholics. Bat whose fsalt was it 'hat Imre w re not more magis- Irstes in that Council ♦ It was the fault the Whig Government, who bad refused appoint to the magistracy one whom bia fell citizens considered worthy of the chief magistracy ...

... Tree sury Buildings, Wbitehell. This eompsor ander the mast ftroarabU anspir : lL« parelj patriotie porpos.* of fosbliug Uia Whig politicians to oontioae in the nninterroptrd enjoyment of piece, pay, and patronage, for tbeinsslrer, their relatives, and ...

... taken the responsibility of rejecting it; but the bill was not dead, but bad again taken shape, aud the Tories, as well those Whigs who were so like Tories, uncomfortable U clings—so uncomfortable that it came almost to ahiver (laughter). What apparition ...

... National ' auk. Short as the time been, it has made a great change in the prospects of candidates. Wednesday the chance of the Whig oominoe was below zero, and bis friends admitted that would not eome forward. Thursday morning came, and i - brought the telegram ...

... time, the bon. member ought to have remembered that tbe history of the Whig party for las’ years had been that of pledges'loosely given and instantaneously broken. In point of fact, Whig in office was an nglv dog well muzzled. He eompl lined that no hope ...

... Irishmen «ntb want of seif-reliaace, and assnrae that bad no responsibility whatever io the matter. Gover.-.ments, whether Whig or Tory, were too much inclined to into partnership with Providence in these mattr-rs. If bat vests were favourable and abundant ...

... Rtiendance. The resideree of Prlrli vrl Lrh of occupied the oeition held by Holland House daring the leet (reneretion of the Whigs; it ihe rßll>mg spot soi Isboraloiy for and reform. Escapb op a SoHßAmoLiST.—Abont one o'clock Monday morning the inhabitants ...

... the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, bad been to this living of I’arraby, and ther-t ‘»«e objection that knew to this excellent Whig. His attention was directed to this living friend of bis who had large property in the ooauiy Cork, and who asked him whether ...

... withoot official qoslificatisns. It opposes the encouragement nuofficisl peace missions, and declares that the object of the Whig hes little hope that the North is prepared grant terms acceptable to the Sooth, and nrees victorious preparations for war. ...

... pledges Uke peas,' has determined to foist npoo Tipperary. Mr. Moore’s address, when first issued, was most artfully moulded. Whig, Tory, or Independent Opposition had something in it to minister to their respective deeirec. Chameleon-like, was reedy to ...