... It is against this contingency i, had brought bear on, the duties of hU office, the the Conservatives and the ConsUtutioual Whigs. who no doubt in the coming session will rally to where all hand, “piped ’ an,l grogged for some tune the side Of the Conservatives ...

... they had, if they they might grimy et it. Lod hod at mama if • mu or master its. welled, ea and be to the envies by • Re that Whigs a widest that reeervenee,sad the *Mom maki the libitletered la • perish they aeglit to have, keit flism to mother plate the ...

... for the vacancy Ihere is, however, further significance in the appointment, it shows the bias of the new Premier towards the Whig rather than towards the Radical ' Ferguson, the eminent surgeon been created a baronet, as also has Sir Roderick Murchison ...

... loftily above his fellows as the President of the Council: He is the flower of all English statesmen, diplomatists, heroes, and Whigs. The force of nature can no further go. To rear and to. elevate to supreme dignity such a character is the consummate feat ...

... 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 ...

... your projects pursue, And this noble Idea keep ever inview; Let but Nambers and Noise the ascendancy gain, And then both ~Whigs and Tories, on Sailsbury Plain, Will lie Down, down,-all of you down! lllackwood . ...

... 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 ...

... has been to double the number those who come under the denomination of vagrants and tramps. About the Whigs in Ireland.—When wo 1 remember what Whig rule always has been in Irelandalternate insult and conciliation —a Durham letter to-ilay, denunciation ...

... to suppose that the great Conservative party will learn with dismay that England remains rich and prosperous, even under a Whig or Radical administration, a gross and gratuitous impertinence. -♦ The members of the Commission of Inquiry unto the Jamaica ...

... with the hut el ills., were pectin y conspinals in their ter the fray. They arrived at the oppt. Then the formidable enemy—not Whig iis tail in furious rw, or crouching in readiness I. eprinc, but quietly lyag down. fastened with the eatermled chain, leaden ...

... s of Reform, for which political unfaithfulness he received a severe rebuke from Mr. Bright, should, under the pressure of Whig- Radicalism, be ready to introduce a bill and vote for an extension of the franchise. ‘This year may not witness the practical ...

... of the Exchequer, could stay the prosperity of the country, were he so minded. Ana it is simply unfair to heap praises upon Whig cabinet for the good result that has attended the reduction of the tea-duty, inasmuch as that reduction was twice proposed ...