... named with the just approbation of the writer and the nation for whose benefit it ostensibly proposed. But, alas, ia these days Whig jobbery and party aggrandisement, the real interests of the country have been overlooked this case, as in many others especially ...

... that alone should render them unworthy of our eoiifidenoe. It is not, however, tea first time tint Liberal professions and Whig principle* have deceived and destroyed the people. shall ever my support which ia nut prepared to stake its existence the ...

... everybody knows everybody anticipates- It is also to remarked that the old complaint which wwiso strongly made against the Whig Govssnment of bids fair to renew itself. The Government without Lord Palmerston, and with the addition of Lord Clarendon, is ...

... Aft?r referring to some other acts connected with the Palmerston Administration, the Hot Mr Nicolls continued to say that the Whig Government went far as to appear to be in the interests of the Roman Catholic Church. They had managed to introduce into Parliament ...

... TS AND JEOSPEOTS, 1859-18&»: A Political Sketch. By WiJUam •• rec the Tory able pamphlet, which drick renews Wh policy and Whig UcU« the In»t thirty years, the perusal of reatler*. A'lrrrliMr Lendrick write* with apecMiar n«o«ir. freahbom. assurance; ...

... pniaitted. This oontroverey tarned agaiait QUdstcme many moderate men this iadisoretion was followed the ittterforenoe the Whig grandaon Lady Palmerston, who tendered their votes iu «der swell Mr Gladstone’s nnmber. the Bishop Oxford who. in voting, hoped ...

... i»« oircalaUd throogli tbo post. to tb. rcoeSrer, * itiUed. ill you Vote r Broiro e endNoUa.NMM Jt. The -hole purport d. . Whig for & * in* tonaa the gremt bontfits the Iruland, ...

... Butler—That this metropolitan county being now threatened with a contest for the purpose of handing over its representation to the Whig*Radical party, this meeting pledge* itself to us© its best exertions to secure the return our present members. Moved Frederick ...

... proceeding as this. PEIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. (FKOM OWN COEBBSPONDENT.) London, Thoredny. There it fooling of diswtwf among the Whig and Radical English members the apathy > ...

... rtyjoesl hi* collMge**, ■ened loyally Loti Knueli he hsti served Lord Owy end Lord Melboarac. sod if wm the mesa* of out the Whig Ministry it wse circamatsocea of great proroostioD. lit* fidelity hi* colleague*, has, indeed, (•rorezbial, sad few men have ...

... got Into aooM his native tongoo 'Sure it's aorrylam part wid jea. Here became *o overwhelmed with cmolioo that was obliged Whig it, off. A per font oration every appearance Eslubition Croolc MinstreU. world-renowned For and bis marvellous little Son, ...

... Wiliiatu-* ■ m Katnika. ng-d •.'apt W dliam-s . -newfui Hot, - , yra . •> dlurlmg’s, Buckskin. yrs, J Bret.a g Bcb-etßaMVer,'» yr« WHIG API'otNTMKNTS- Tbe following fa- t« may I-' inserting to our ■ W K inored uowillinfly from Iba board CusUjoas to tbo coinp ...