... will probably taken tip that gcntlemau'B Mr. Stansfield, or yet more likely fi If the latter, why shall have need t« the Whigs are still in power. told us the name of the first W which 1 shall not venture repeat in ears polite. I referred rejected K ...

... desisted from pocketpicking, husbands from murdering wives, and burglars let their jemmies rest out of personal respect for Whigs and Tories devoting themselves to the affairs of nations. The Frenchman had no knowledge newspaper exlgeney, and mistook a ...

... sons and his sons-in-law, his nephews, and his cousins did manage to obtain snug births for themselves from the squeezable Whigs, whom it was the province of O'Connell to abuse. Patriotism was profitable in those days. Nay, even in more recent times gentlemen ...

... leave the reins of -Government in the hands of the present ministry, and, to use the words of one of the most Conservative Whig ministers, to rest and he thankful. In the roll of the new Parliament there will be missed but few names of any note, who ...

... Watlington, and as in the House of Commons there were two parties, one divided into three sections, Radical, Democratic, and Whig, and the other the great conservative party, he hoped they would always be found the side of that party which supported those ...

... greater axaggrrators busy at work b.-sides the American agents, and portion of the censer▼stive press of Ireland. The Northern Whig, which may be regarded as excellent antbority on the subject, says •• One half of the so-called Fenian displays are only invention ...

... Apprentic August 31 62 XO PAPER-STAINERS. WANTED I VI FOR Poman as Manager, well up in Heart of Surface Paste-boareds, hern Whig Olive 3396 REELI ANTED A \ One with a working family preferred wash Apply, with tes to lursts, }) - red ” Ny OEM aatualen a ...

... rq — tea, te at tiene, fn — ined lague in this or other parts of th hori- ‘orthern Whig. Miss THE WOOL TRADE. the e the We take the following from the circ Messrs, Perkins and Robinson, Liverpool | wool market bas remainod quiet since the of the that ...

... o‘cl«K‘k every evcalig o. KAMII.Y ami EM- BKOII>t'RY with ?tan»! ...

... unile [lie rooms appropriated to it will occupy c;il_ ;ia~ hirst floor (excepting, the gallery- of [lie lecture ?? ut the north whig- of~ rtie -second floor. 'I-le f[ine Its idllry, which may be considered ?? forming part of ,I- !I'i:il of art, is to ble ill ...

... Political differences, or professional jealousies, should not stand in the way of anion for the common good. The Northern Whig had latsly excellent article following the exposures made by English and Scotch papers of Telegraph monopoly, and we tract ...

... O'Docnell, and the nomineeof the bishops. Mr. Monaghan, who opposed him, was the more obnoxious to the electors as a thoroughgoing Whig. The election is another disappointment to the Gladstone party in Ireland. The numbers are ?? *-*••* £„;-_ _ - _ .. ?? ryrr ...