... wewould hope, in any danger from either laggard Whigs or old-world Tories; and for this' we, have to -thnk the leaders of the real Liberal party. The first of the three magie watchwords of the old Whig party, in the days when Whiggismn was a faith and ...

... nobody holds the good old CoVenanting 5same of Whigs who does not hold the same poli- tiOa! opinions as themselves. I think they should take some sore distinctive Pame-e such : as. the G overnment Whigs-for the kind of people to `60on I refer seem to ...

... an order that tbo suit be discontinued on payment of costs to the defendant. REPRESENTATION OF COUNTY ANTRIc.-We (Nqrthlern Whig) understand that it is intended that there shall be a change in the representation of this county. Colonel Pakenham is to retire ...

... my suspicions of' jobbism, to which my Whig friends are getting prone. All good measure's are endangered by being 3 clogged with the creation of new and. un- 3 necessary offices. Here Jeffrey alludes. to 3 a Whig measure professedly for the Im- . provement ...

... This is exactly the position in which the Whig aIt 'Government is now placed-(hear, hear). The MO .Conservatives fought, and fought manfully, for the their Bill ; they were beaten, and beaten too by the ~the Whigs,. on the ground that their Bill was not ...

... 1851) as Baron Kilmarnock;, county Ayr. He was created a Knuight of the Thistle ini 1835, was a cordial supporter of tlhe Whig party, and on the accession of the Meolbourne Ad- ministration in 8235 swas appointed Master of the Bucirhounds, which office ...

... Liberals are endeavouring to bring out the Hon. - Molyfieux, brother to the Earl of Sefton, along with another territorial Whig.-Sir B. Kaye dlhuttleworth, it is said-and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in oppo- sition to tbe Hon. Algernon Egerton, Mr ...

... 'deniial!' has-just left tAe rnat.ter thihs where itifound 'it, publicly' uncontraidlicted by the and guiltyL party, whomitbe Whig clique have taken: under stair theirilwing. -; This isa quite5ildrteeping jWith, other LThpe 1lodging emanating from rthe snse ...

... one has hid the Dr temerity to enter the fil-Id against three Liberals, he in hiS been miserably beaten,. Bat this lime tihe Whig lMr BlackI iS openly adopted by the Coniservalives as their candidlate. They halve undoubtodly g6ol retson ,e foraccepting ...

... and.a moral point of view; they expose the chicanery and treachery of mere he partyislu, whether. -t.b tha t of Whig Tories, or ,te Tory Whigs; they take up the violated pledges n and pro':iIses of Suahien as MrS'u ig such timeserVeis as the Lord Advocate ...

... felt for' a J long time amougst nearly all classes .of the com-' munity. ' DISTRESSIzz ArFrAIR ir BEILFAST.-The North- ciy ern Whig says-The chief topic of local gossip is a most painful occurrence in: which are involved c members of a family which has long ...

... certainly ano ulproivious I meeCiDng-(renew1etl h, eghitel) -ulli real l rh w elle hosov the afilietioa of their friends the Whigs about it, it n grieved hlu to the very heart. Isut they (ttbe Wlig3) es forgot ai the while that tbhey hired i'a a free couritre ...