... msn John Bright, who that lhe Sunday School teachers England have done more to raise England than all tba Cabinets, whether Whig Tory.” bad visited Lancashire in ber calamity, and bad seen the Influence the Sabbath School in maintaining order, Inculcating ...

... peace and har- ire mony' of the Southern division, by enlisting in an ill-ad- e vised contest. I considered that when both Whig and Tory lot parties were contented with their present position, it would ie be worse than folly for Mr. Colvile to obtrude ...

... POETRY. CLAVERBOUSE AND THE BURGESSES OF PERTH. A JACOBRE BALLAD. Their sabres are drawn and their carbines are cocked- Alas for Whig cities whose gates are not locked I The porters they've shot, and they've stolen the key&- Alas for poor Perth with such wasrders ...

... minister he is simply a agai ,ublic nonentity. The worst of it is, that by no amount of hun 'rea- pushing or puffing can the great Whig families get thre him- together anything like a decent supply of young talent I beer tnd a of the right breed. One of the best ...

... one-thoroughly ananimous in its Sup- :,port to Mlr. MUN~DY, and unana-mously resolved if if a contest should be provoked by the Whigs, to poll ~ to w is for the two seats. The meeting -was hopeful in tone, ti and energetic in spirit; satisfied to remain content ...

... task. What does the writer mean by “ Whigs and Tories being contented with their present position ?” If be * Tory he mast know that bis party will make a strong effort to gain ascendancy in the next Parliament. If be Whig ought to know that it is tho duty ...

... Liberal M.P. . for Edinburgh, to the great chagrin of the Radicals, n4 who were almost personally insolent to the independent en Whig for the course he took. Mr. LEATBAM in sup- lii porting the Bill made a strong appeal to the Govern- cc ment, which he charged ...

... Booth’s accomplice. Mr. Seward continues to improve, and probably there is now reason hope he will recover. According Richmond Whig, Mr. Jefferson Davis left Greensborough, North Carolina, on the of April, with escort of 2,000 cavalry. He was expected travel ...

... and said every meeting of Reformers one, past had treated it as only a small instalment, or an d a antiquated and exploded Whig delusion; and advocated ucil. the right of every man to the franchise. He ridiculed X x-the doctrine that the franchise was ...

... after so open a scandal, his retention ti of office is a matter for censure and derision. What a would Mrs. GRUNDY of the Whig press say, were it RX such a job to disgrace a Conservative administra- it ,W tion? Lord GRANVILLE has endeavoured to make ...

... Parliamentary Reform, they will not in a few ■ cases run a Radical against Whig, and thus let in a Tory. When they cannot find a candidate of their own, they may regard the contest of a Whig of Mr. Lowe's stamp with Conservative with apathy and indifferenca. ...

... “It mattera not to that ▼sin whip who opeete.” eays he. Ife good thing for the Whigs that somebody tries to the Toriee; they not, the Toriee will try and npset the Whig Oorerumeut, I. Into whose earrisge poles,” he. A word in yonr ear. Mr. Editor, yonr ...