... volunteer champion of Irish rights and an impassioned reprehender, in behalf of Ireland, of English, that is, of course, of Whig misgovernment ! The hon. memb3r, here referred to, during the course of his very earnest remarks, it should be said, raised ...

... latter,Joug before the divides-bell rings, cam clap bio hand es the shoulder every man of hie party is terra mid ou t of a Your Whig member will go fur an hour to ens or other of his Italian Opess-hew, perhaps, for a weeder. kis tact. 3 have .at in the next ...

... Government could not be carried on without the money raised by it, and the decision was reversed. ' And what was declared by Whigs and Tories to be impossible in 1834, when the national expenditure was under forty millions, is not to be done at a stroke ...

... in the North that French interference will not be much longer withheld in deference to the peaceloving inclinations of our Whig Cabinet and our Manchester school, and the knowledge that deeds and not words may be looked for from Paris has stimulated the ...

... which the much dreaded general election, which occasioned pla possibly cement of members, and a general dismight do for the Whigs what the first Refo rm Bill did for th e Tories, was by no means a co nsummation d evoutly to be wished for or brought about ...

... the consideration of the bill, and indefinitely referred it to a select committee of one member from each State. The Richmond Whig asserts that General Forrest is in favour of arming 200,000 negroes. A correspondent of the Southern papers asserts that Lee ...

... Tennessee. General Joe Johnston has been reinstated in command. The Whig says Hood was relieved at his own request. Beauregard is at 'rupel. The Richmond papers are very warlike. The Whig says there is no thought of yielding or failing, but it demands that ...

... for Peels die my el Rehm; bet mate time the Hes. Member ought Se have remembend that *Mary M the Whig hr the het IWO ph* set esly gime, but el het. Whig la Mks wee like wen The eddrem wee agreed to, sad the Home THE REV. DR CUNNINGHAM AND THE ORGAN A ...

... Government could not be carried on without the money raised by it, and the decision was reversed. And what was declared by Whigs and Tories to be impossible in 1834, when the national expenditure was under forty millions, is not to be done at a stroke ...

... that country had appalled and horrified him, and made kiss isdignant at the manner in which the people had been degraded by whig Mr. MAGUIRE advocated wise and liberal laws as the only palliative for the evils of Inland. Mr R. PEEL ridiculed the idea of ...

... Gibraltar, Mail Train, Dunkeld, Thalmann, and Planet are fit on the day, they should all run the Bst and upwiusladivithe; and their Whig backed would bring m=ay of the other' out. Arcturus, Skeffington, Beaver Chutes, Soamseder, Alabama, Gaily, and John Davis ...

... asersias. Whist Met a dell este at week's pries Thwe was hotter kr ea* and fee • few seed samples 'imam el frost 3d. to 6d. per Whig opoo oar (midis= was pi& Thera 110 cheap is barley. :—lrbssil. tibia, to Its. ; ditto, lbis bd. ; wbeat, aim to 14a. ; ditto ...