... 2 ali the AS a party, there could ‘ well be a more sta ‘nd-still lot than your Whigs when left to themselves. Their associates constintly urging mn fyrward ; and with puisiveness, they plunge tho first abyss y meet, from which th ?* Conservatives in y ...

... ease. The Times says that the cen- sure falls with crushing weight upon him ; and the remarks that the verdict of the Whig jury on a Whig chief renders necessary the Lord resignation. The Times is well pleased at the receptioa by thg new President of the ...

... it was adjourned until to-day to give the parties an opportunity of settling it. Mr. Finlay, the proprietor of the Northern Whig, was the complainant, aud twelve of his compositors were the defendants. It was adjourned for the purpose of allowing the meu ...

... IiF.LI'AST Morning The Northern Whig of this day announces that IJcltasi is to be contested by a Liberal candidate in the person of Lord Julio Hay, C H, son of the Marquis of Tweedale, ex-M for Wick. lie Whig gives a report of incetinq of Liberals at ...

... either a Conservative or a Whig. In Newry he repre- sented the latter interest ; he was among the most faithful followers of the Whig Ministry ; his seat was on that side of the house ; and his party votes were with the Whigs. Under such conditions we ...

... expressions of a seditious nature on Saturday evening, the 16th instant. After a patient hearing, the case was dismissed.— Whig. ...

... etforts for which he is so remarkable, he explained the Conser: vative programme, while dissipating the pre: tensions of the Whigs in reference to reform and reduction of taxation. He has showr | that Lord Derby, then Lord Stanley, was one of those who passed ...

... themselves admit the fact, that the only useful measures of the Whigs are those which they accepted from the Con- servatives, or those which the Conservatives licked into shape after the Whigs had pre- sented them in all their clumsiness and de- formity ...

... institutions, and has been conspicuous for its infidelity to its own party and its intolerance to ours. To sup- port this Whig Ministry we shall have to bear all the inconvenience of a contest; and that, too, perhaps, with a gentleman whom we rejected ...

... TRE NORTHERN WHIG « We have received a copy of a new edition of this usefal local pablicatioa, which has jast been printed. It contains all the information required in work, with and aliitions down to a re- cent date. There is a street and sabarban directory ...

... appreciate the present. We know the character of the Whig (Government and some of the results of its existenee, Every individual in the community sees that, so far as Pro‘estantism is concerned, the Whigs have discouraged it wherever and whenever tli¢y could ...

... evidently mistaking them for ‘the Whigs. Mr. M‘George is ia that position in which different divisions of the same army find themselves when they tire in mistake on ‘ their friends. He has been firing away at the Whigs, all the while deeminz that ho was ...