... t against the trickery of the Whig part. —the Hon. shley and Hoa. ley — aged tively 19 and 17, were names of the on the register of voters. The 8 cot wil this text, produced a y article, in which the conduct of the Whigs in was V fagotting two lads upon ...

... eT We wa A. was one of the guests at the recent at value of a Conservative hon. baronet P ‘or a period ef 80 years two Whigs. founded an 20 often that wo years pe thrad they have been beaten dake ot the lest end were act for that I te start a second candi- ...

... which vents itself in periodical and insensate ebullitions. With this great fact to encounter have had a long prevalence of Whig policy always irritating and disastrous to Ireland. Grant that Ireland has no heavy wrongs complain against; that her laws ...

... be irksomely reminded from day to day. The sentiment is natural. But it revives the inquiry whether was made for the Whigs the Whigs for their country. Nobody desires an autumn session of from ten days to ' fortnight with any party object view; the ' ...

... a serious loss ot life took place on Saturday in Lough Foyle, about miles from Londonderry. A correspondent of the Northern Whig, writing from Londonderry, gives details: •The steamer Garland (screw) left this city, and proceeded all well until about two ...

... The New York Tribune was started by one of the most striking men in America—Mr. Horace Greeley. It was the organ of the old Whig party in the days of Henry Clay, and contributed in no little degree whatever success that organisation may have obtained. ...

... members, chairing and many other similar matters are abolished. Each party assumed some distinguishing color, that of the Whigs having been yellow, and that the Conservatives bine; but when Mr Bainbridge was first introduced, he came under the favour ...

... Speaking of the value of a Conservative association, the hon. baronet said—' For period of thirty years Bridgwater returned two Whigs. The Conservatives there founded association two years ago, but they had been beaten so often that they were afraid start a ...

... The first has been a general election. shall dismiss this briefly. Lord Macanlay says that Taunton was ever distinguished its Whig politics and presbyterian divinity. Both the divinity and the politics have proceeded largily from Paul's Meeting. On this ...

... they were soesrad. and a of mitihrgand poaching implements were famed Woe the.. Fine £5 each or two months' imirionommat. for Whig the nets, be., and £2 each, or one im4lmment for their violence towards the odor. committed default. Easter Henbary, was sentonood ...

... mahogany half-tester, iron, French, and other bedst -ads ; hair mattresses, feather beds, bolsters, and pillows ; chintz hangings, whig wardrobes, with plate-glass doors ; square ditto, mahogany washstands and ware, dressing tables and toilet glasses, tapestry ...

... called to the bar two years ago, and whose experience is necesof the smallest. Mr. Moncrieff, with all father's partiality and a Whig's love of jobbing, considers no doubt that his son is necessarily fit for whatever office he can get; and therefore, disregarding ...