... Stanley—from the Opposition. Suppose that all the old Whigs —and Ido not speak of them without respect, because in times past tho country lias had great service from many them —but suppose the old Whigs were quietly deposited with all symbols of national ...

... grass Singing, Down, down, Tor Then forward, Reformers! you this noble idea keep ever i but Numbers ud.goi-e tl | then bork Whigs and Tor Will lie Do'n,lzvn—all — Blackwood's ...

... Down, down, Tories, lie down. Then forward, Reformers ! r projects pursue, And this noble idea h* cn’roi‘n :ie'; £ then Dotk Whigs and Torise oo Seheberni®s o t on Sali i Winli.Do:l,hs:vn—lflofyon.donl —Blackwood's Magagzine, for January. ...

... sex-vice, the music being magnificently rendered by choir of about 300. The Bisliop of London was the preacher. The Northern Whig states that William Carleton, the eminent Irish writer, is suffering from severe physical infirmity, which totally,precludes ...

... righters, bat also upon the sywpathy of the nonelectoral masses. Thus it was that county after county was carried for the Whigs by such mob-violence and terrorism as was never, perhaps, witnessed even in Ireland before, and for such purposes the law officers ...

... him the memorable round robin that drove from power. Others argue, with more or less of reason, that Mr. Horsman, who was a Whig Lord the Treasury thirty years ago, and Irish Secretary seven years ago, and whose merits as debater are transcendently superior ...

... adopted in regard to similar offices when, in course of time, they lapse throngh the decease of the present occapauts.— Northern Whig. s Use or Peaver Booxs 1¥ TR Scorom Klek.-- On Wednesday the Presbytery of Edinbargh took iato consideration a motion of which ...

... Palwerston’s name which decided the event of the last general election. Many a sturdy Radical, iodeed, as ‘well as the phant Whigs, was glad of that prop on which to lean st the bustings. For Lorl Palwerston’s name was syvonymous with those moderate con ...

... political privileges. Instead of a quiet onward march, bere it is «ll fizhting still, and every. body eets what he can. Even the Whigs themselves are not without that personal ambition, that rehsh for a share in the spoils, and that keen self-appreciation, which ...

... the country side. The new act will do great good in lessening this cor-keeping nuisance in all parts of Ireland.— Northern Whig. = A Scenk IN TaR ITALIAN CEAMBER. —To-day was the great fight in the Chamber, which satisfied its ardent longing to assail ...