... . „ Evening Standard. North Britiah to. Liverpool Poet. Blackwood's Magazine. Glasgow Weekly Herald. Cornhill do. Northern Whig. Chambers' do. Army and Nmy (beetle. London Soeiety do. Farmers Gazette. AU the Round do. The Pspers to be delirered by the ...

... Daily Tulograph. Mineral Advertiser. Liverpool Pont, North British do. °know Daily Herald. Blitekwood's Magnzine. Northern Whig. Barnhill do. Army and Navy Gazette. Chambers do. Farmers' Gazette. London Society do. Bell's Life. AU thu Year Round do. Tyra ...

... REPUBLICANS. - - Johnson's tour through the Stake boa been made the subject of unfavourable entamest by the press. The Northern Whig says, thai is advocating the cause of the south the President las ruined it. To quote its own words, the editor obeerves The ...

... members will be at their poste on the 10th, and that all friends of the Constitution, the rights of property and order, whether Whig or Tory, will do their duty to the country. The landed property of the Church in Ireland, granted by the ancient Irish Princes ...

... staff of It Whig adminietretien. At the same time, it should be recollected that he did not change beeches in the house alone. nor, properly 'peaking, of his own motion. He came out of the Conservative camp, as Lord Petby came oat of the Whig camp, to maintain ...

... CONSERVATIVE PARTY. Tea exclusive Conservative character of the pre' sent cabinet, and the bitter retrospect afforded by the late Whig administration, are subjects which are being canvassed very freely by politicians of every grade. The Mends of the late Government ...

... Antrobm, tb • member of the -Carlton, voted with Palmerston upon the Denial question. Mr. Haney is returned for a Whig borough, through Whig influence, Mr. Pritchard. calling himself 5 Liberal Consuresiive, in not • memb:r of a Coosenative club, and vied ...

... has tendered his insinuate to the Fenian movement in the eapseity of • Some idea of the difficulties Which he ie errepof a Whig statesmen who endeavours &e l neat) , and fairly to the government may he ga'nerl from * eomparison of the speeches of the ...

... political principle. Failing to obtain a charter enabling their I so-called Catholic University to confer degrees — and this even Whigs touting for Roman Catholic I support did not dare to grant—they wished that I their mere schools should be affiliated to the ...

... Their repetation wee involved there was no kelp for the eiewnte started for Louisiana with his mind thoroughly mole up to Whig the affair to a defkitecon• elusion this time. The sensations of the American on seeing him were the reverse of agreeable. ...

... earn of drawing a when pure, is for reducing odder. in and Ewes. 64. and 7s. per Bottle. The GASEOUS FLUID has no meal for (Whig ntringth to • Ewe in peat debility, after bad lambing, and to create appetite. For Diarrhoea is Lambs and Calves. if in small ...

... ari•Of to the Irish government in the room of Mr. Charles Barry, M.P. M. member for Thetford, • pocket borough of ths Doke of a Whig, Lord Asbborton, a Conservative, which. a population of 4, 00, sends two members to parliament, to the only Consery tiro yet ...