... farmers’ sons of the county of Oxford, and depart ar of the | their dnty willingly and cheerfully.” ifederacy The Kingston Whig o! f the 24th says :— than in ‘For the last three days large amounts of milit btless be | stores for the use of the Volanteers ...

... becomes of their policy of independent op mother’ 8 ment in if they let into one of the most Roman | been yet | boroughs a Whig official pledged to the eu e of the | Lord Palmerston’s Government ? But if e | win the borough, and are defeated, th atements ...

... exclusively Homan Catholics. Bat whose fsalt was it 'hat Imre w re not more magis- Irstes in that Council ♦ It was the fault the Whig Government, who bad refused appoint to the magistracy one whom bia fell citizens considered worthy of the chief magistracy ...

... sury Buildings, Whiteball. “ lire & “ This company is ander the mest fa anspices f _v parely patriotic purpose of enab He taiu Whig politicians to continue in the unint rance, enjoyment of place, pay, and patronage, for the: ment. their relatives, and o'her ...

... taken the responsibility of rejecting it; but the bill was not dead, but bad again taken shape, aud the Tories, as well those Whigs who were so like Tories, uncomfortable U clings—so uncomfortable that it came almost to ahiver (laughter). What apparition ...

... and ful defence all its enemies, bat, one that ite efforts are guided some conducted on « consistent » wail to The Richmond Whig of Jan. 4 says:—“ Thre mds of seem to be engaged a controve orna- whether it would or would not be better tor eolcnists tc ...

... National ' auk. Short as the time been, it has made a great change in the prospects of candidates. Wednesday the chance of the Whig oominoe was below zero, and bis friends admitted that would not eome forward. Thursday morning came, and i - brought the telegram ...

... time, the bon. member ought to have remembered that tbe history of the Whig party for las’ years had been that of pledges'loosely given and instantaneously broken. In point of fact, Whig in office was an nglv dog well muzzled. He eompl lined that no hope ...

... aod pamphle tanot Irishmen with want of and to that Goverament bad no responsibility whateve matter, Gover:.ments, whether Whig or Tory, ' much inclined to go into partnership with Pri in these matters. If harvests were favoura abundant, the Miuistry ...

... residerce of Pal Carey, Royal has of late occupied the position held by Holla Court, House during the last generation of the Whigs; it the rallying spot and laboratory for progress and for an form. ho will Mreacuious Escape oy 4 o Db com- o’elock on Monday ...

... Chancellor of {reland, bad been appointed to th sssed at of Farrahy, and there was no objection that he tely cir- to this excellent Whig. His attention was dit this living by a friend of bis who had alarge pr y a vole the of Cork, and who asked him he pro inflaevee ...

... Commissioners is entirely withor he It opposes the encouragement cial peace missions, and declares that the obje is war. Richmond Whig has little hope that the The acceptable to the Sc ions for war. urges prepared to grant terms The report has been received ...