... confidence of the country in their home administration, an attack on some weak foreign power being always resorted to by a Whig Cabinet when it is desirabie to divert attention from flagrant errors of internal administration on the principle which induces ...

... between the oppressor and the oppressed, rail most loudly against an association which, instead of the senseless cry of ‘‘ No Whigs” or “ No Liberals,” point to a series of practical grievances and de- mand redress, With one accord the defrauded traffickers ...

... formidable difficulties that were in- evitable in such an undertaking as the establishment of a Catholic daily paper, neither Whig nor Tory, in this me- tropolis—and when, after much outlay, much toil, and much sacrifice, it had for a long time previously ...

... have been many while his general muscular development failed to afforg that proof of his having received the high trainj BE Whig marked his towering rival. The nervousness th; at Charag, terised him on Tuesday bad disappeared, and his ex Preseign was cool ...

... RESOURCES OF THE CONFEDERACY. (From the Richmond Whig of Dec. 22.) The idea has been expressed abroad, and studiously enforced at the North, that the resources of the Confede- rate States as to arms-bearing men are on the point of ex- haustion. Many ...

... interests, was equally repudiated. Here, then, is a movement begun, which, if prosecuted with vigour, would be irresistible. Whigs and Tories combined could not save the Episcopal Establishment in Ireland from destruction, if only a determined band of Irish ...

... first eleven months ofthe past three years : 1863. 1863. 1864. £ 1,707,000 7,000 2,822,000 Linen Sa07 7,505,000 Total Northern Whig. ...

... Theobald’s-road, respecting the death of Mr. T. Wallis, about fifty years of age, the London correspondent of the Belfast Northern Whig, and also for many years a large contributor to the London Periodical Press. Anne Nesbitt, 16, Harpur-street, said that the ...

... accurately known, but all testimonies combine to show that his disasters have been by no means irrecoverable. The Richmond Whig of the 2nd of January contains a report which, it states, is unconfirmed, that, while retreating, Hoop turned upon THomas and ...

... takea the responsibi- | lity of rejecting it; bat the bill was not had again | taken 8 bape; and the Tories, as well as those Whigs | who were so like Tories,had uncomfortable feelings, so un- | fortsble that it came almost to a shiver (laughter). What | ...

... TH OF THE — OF LONDON. . (From the Second Edition of the Northern Whig.) Anse, Marchioness of Londonderry, died last night at eleven o’clock. ...

... office in one of the West Indian colonies, for the abolition of which he received com: tion to the hour of his death, The Whigs of our own day have quartered their relations upon the public to a more flagrant extent even than did their predecessors of ...