... tionoften find it d~ifficultto graspandrcalise to them. selves 'the scenes and character which it describes. But -n infusion of Whig and Tory, of Church and Chapel, or of Manchester and Oxford, supplies just the avour and consistency which they require. Such ...

... condition of these pauper hospitals has before this attracted attention, and if the smallest inventiveness remained. in the Whig Government would long since have been re- medied. A workhouweougght not to be made a pleasant place, but we may at least care ...

... the cause would be carried. (Hear, bear, and cheers } His friend Col. Edwards said at the dinuir given Mr Bsecroik that the Whigs would never carry a Reform BUL could tell that hon. gentleman the most important and the main reasou why they could not so—lt ...

... ttlo President strong enough to stand againat It? ou know his convictions. Louisiana symbo. h es the mn. A, hld Henry Clay whig, his boast was that le was a ?? by principle. A poor ihite of the Southern States, vwrecked on the shore of Illrtonis, bringing ...

... tion, has been so often experi- ! enoed. A creation peers handy and potent weapon, and has been freely wielded by Tory and Whig politicians. Sir A&obibalo Alison informs that there were only 180 peers when Geouok 111. came the throne; and when Mr Pitt ...

... lias Ik-cii filhtl by the appointment of Mr Mure, the member for Bute. Mr Mure is Ton. but there appears to have U*cn eligible Whig candidate for the judgohip. hence his apixuntmeiit. Ihe ele\ation of Mr Mure to the Bench will a vju aney in the representation ...

... policeman next weed that way nothing should be observable of a character to excite his suspicions. A Hummel.' Peinee—The Northern Whig reports a somewhat remarkable case of alleged concealment of birth. At the Antrim Quarter Sessions, a girl, named Jane Barkley ...

... structure of Mr. Cardwvell's speech, that his sympathies draw him, in spito of his earlier connections, raither to tlhe Old Whigs than to the Radical party which is shaping itself under the leader- ship of Mr. Gladstone. He gives no hint of a desire that ...

... temper, and always think of beforehand. So no more from your dying husband, Henby Blown.' A Horrible Stout.— -The Northern Whig reports somewhat remarkable caee of alleged concealment of birth. At the Antrim Quarter Seseiona, a girl, named Jane Barkley ...

... even compare their merits with those of Mr David Mure, M.P. But even if, after a long series of Whig appointments, it wa* a becoming and graceful act in Whig Lord Advocate suggest a Tory for her Majesty's favour, the whole profession, which shudders at ...

... organ of the Whigs, goes in for Mr O’Hagan; while the Irish Times is warm in its advocacy for Sir Colman O'Loughlin. There can scarcely be any doubt as to who shall occupy the post of honour. Mr Thomas O’Hagan, the earnest and consistent Whig who has managed ...

... convinced that -it owes that prosperity to its form of government, . and to the even belance of our Constitution. An, eminent Whig Stateesman said- Rest and be thankfuL You are probably aware to whom I allude. Such a state- ment was but natural. Many might ...