... fact and solid reasoning. Sir Edward Lytton was once a Whig; but he could not under. stand Adam Smith, and Ricardo, and Oo~onel Thompson, and when the battle for Free-trade came on, he left the Whig ranks, went right~over to the Conservative camp, and spoke ...

... certainly ano ulproivious I meeCiDng-(renew1etl h, eghitel) -ulli real l rh w elle hosov the afilietioa of their friends the Whigs about it, it n grieved hlu to the very heart. Isut they (ttbe Wlig3) es forgot ai the while that tbhey hired i'a a free couritre ...

... above the common level is shown by th fact of his notmin'aton' for Spavaker of the H0ouse1. He had, heretofore, aited with the Whigs, but -in 1839 he gave in bis adhesion to the Denocratic party. .But be was a Democrat Ins a much larger sense than that in ...

... 17, 1831) as Baron Kilmarnock, county Ayr. He was created a Kniglat of the Thistle in 1835, was a cordial sup. porter of the Whig party, and, on the accession of ties Mel. bourne Administration in 1835, was appointed Master of er tlse Buckisounds, which ...

... Lamont the Whig, the vote showing, for Mr Boyle 205, and for Mr Lamont 190-majority, 1,5. No true Liberal will regret the result. Better, as wve have already said, to have a Liberal-Conservative who has a belief and character than nondescript Whigs who profess ...

... sitting monsters may be d classed as 54 Conservatives, 3 Liberal-Conservatives, and 48 t1 Liberals of all shades, from the staid Whigs to the blatant brass hand. The number of members retiring is 17 in all ; ai hut of these ~ only 15 retire absolutely-viz,, ...

... down just in time to save his life. He was subsequently conveyed home. EDnCATIoNAL ENDOWMIEMOT IN BELFAST.-ThO tta, Northern W~hig states that Mr John Charters wobeing anxious to promote non-sectarian education in Belfast, in connection with the District ...

... evactation appears to have been enormous; nevertheless, what fell to the Federal Govern. ment was very considerable. The Richon.nd Whig, the Confederate journal, which found it its interest to become Union when it could do no better, congratulates the citizens ...

... THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN. habitant (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG.) . Oa Mondaythe adjourned meeting of the in. ,ohabitants o Belfast, called by the Mayor, in iconsequence of a requisition which was addressed I to himu to express the sofrow and ...

... for trade sotivity to tolerate. Whc, for instanj0.e5e0, .,goingt.$o:pay a wretched inveutor fof Making ,the., plyl. .mt nia . whig . u nr5 possible a perfqct. joiot.av joint v-ejIch w ill nb:ot pemtt ecp of~ea' lhuk it}hout it half 't enines iue5 couifee ...

... ayr,' but except he had feudal tenure lie had no rT Sha system was strenuiously resisted, Maiylem , sgo it as sid that the Whigs had stolen the cst 2s') Tfries Pelites, hut now it might be said tbattie 21) Toreswalk about with the clothes of the Ubel, ...

... ostracise,him, and aeserted hls title toi'+h6apl? * lation 'Libe'ral, 'i~thiitogh&'reptedi aiu'a.ny' ob'iga tion totwards the Whigs. We 'Mebtbin ^ i*'the Glu concluding litterst-:'-; '. :I'. , .. fdi ReformaCluabFeb.jli 1665.' . Sir,,-I am directed by ...