... position, »h«th«r in tlir Whig or in the Tory ranks, wore Cambridge men. Byron, Coleridge, end Wordsworth are to classed among our greatest poets, it would atorear that other departments than that of politics Cambridge had, at the beginning .if the present ...

... from which the foregoing facts are partly culled, gives what manifestly is a fair account of the occurrence. The Northern Whig's version differs from this in no material particular, but the person who furnished it docs not ace on what ground the Scarva ...

... CAPTAIN SE.M.MKS. The Richmond Whig the ulc «ays : —“Captain id in Kichmumi. learn from the Charlotte Bulletin the 14lh insl. that thid comniamler addressetl the citizen of Charlotte last evening at Trebar Hall, in brief but cheering speech. After un ...

... at home, the head-cot.stable took the prisoner tc Ballynahinch Petty Sessions, wlien toe magistrates remauded him. —or (hem Whig. hRICK. A letter from Limerick dated Monday, says R imoure have been all day that several arre-ts had made draj-ers’ assistants ...

... been to maintain .n I arliament two know of Romish Members-one ostensible union with the Tory party, and the other with the Whigs, in order to have powerful influence with both Government and Opposition, and to possess the mastery of the situation more ...

... enlerwi Parliament the opponent the Whigs. was now opponent of the Whigs (bear, hear). He was changeling, vr muc follow Lord John EoaseU, whom the peojde Sligo could hardly admire the ««>or the fh.rh.m letter. How did the Whigs creep into power. shme (laoghter> ...

... then. But you have lost great deal. Half the Pope’s territory has been cut away from him, cut away whilst your friends the Whigs looked on. and did not raise hand or voice on the Pontiff’s behalf. Nay, morc-the Pope’s position, in that portion of his dominions ...

... read, aince the date of the Kcform Act, bolder enunciation of sound Conaerratiam than the apeech of Mr. Lowe, addressing his Whig constituency at Caine:— ■'You must atop somewhere (aairt he), and you may as well atop when the people are contented and pro-parous ...

... Irving once promoted fanaticism, speaking the unknown tongue. 1 shall catvfn'ly abstain from any invidious comparisons betwreo Whigs and Tories, two threat parties which have much to l »>t and much ashamed of; but it is not fair to hold either party, it ware ...

... brilliantly lighted up the whole »ky. The peals of thunder were loud and numerous, and the rain fell in torrents. —Northern Whig. New Potatoes. very good sample of ash-leaved kidney potatoes, grown in the open ground at the Koyol Observatory, Dunsiuk, ...

... fifteen members of the Cabinet in the House of Lords. Relieve me, no shuffling of the old official cards, no rearrangement mere Whigs, WhiggUngs, o ' Peebles, cm or ought to satisfy the country at this juncture. The result of the last election has demonstrated ...

... and wisdom of their policy, upon their aptitude in assimilating to themselves forces which lie about llicm- It is true that Whigs glow robust in the bracing air of Opposition, and the fact may console them for their exit; but if they are wise they will ...