... Formerly, was described as a Conservative, and now he the prop and the staff of a Whig Administration. He came out of the Conservative camp, as Lord Derby came out of the whig camp, to maintain certain principles, and may still think that those principles ...

... uso to tho Tories in times of elections. You know have made to us satiafies us of this, that you are a what happened when a Whig candidate camo for | person of Fevian before I left this country for America ; had ‘any borough or A man from | been very little ...

... the ship will sail with a fair wind into the haven Dr. has designed for it. The last thing to be expected was that the Scotch Whig constituencies would insist on having a voice in the affair. Very docile, placid, practical people, these Scotchmen were supposed ...

... clear and distinct opposition to democratic change, on principle. The pure Con- servative is not one who competes with the Whig- Radicals for the seats of office by adopting their measures, and vieing with them in a readiness to yield to revolutionary ...

... not to have been content with contributing the colmnnsof the Irith People, hut he wrote a letter to the editor of the Mnrlhfm Whig, dated the 29th August, in reference the course pursued the Ulster paper* towards the Fenian movement. A letter written Kecfie ...

... which in a very the Northern Whig, and which was ‘addressed to letter, it would be Finlay, tho proprietor. was in the ‘a handwriting. It was dated the 20th of at, 1865. An article ap- Fonianism, and this peared in the Whig letter waa written in reply to ...

... respectable paper, the Northern Whig, which was addresse: to Mr. Fimlay, the proprietor. This letter, it would b It was date: proved, was in the prisoner’s handwriting. the 29th of August, 1865. An article had appeared in th Whig condemning Fenianism, and this ...

... in a ver ble paper, the Northern Whig, which was addresse to Mr. Finlay, the proprietor. This letter, it would t wed, was in the prisoner's handwriting. It was date 29th of August, 1865. An article had appeared in th Whig condemaing Fenianism, and this ...

... arrested in Ball: en, and for the prisoner. vate, but we understand that the case | mber of remanded for some time.— North:rn Whig — — — — — ing 6th aT ing, hb was brilliantly illaminat residents, io honeat of the coming of age nal toa of Hi A lace-maker ...

... mewhat change benches in the House alone, nor, eS boned ee ot ~ te, and the Conservative camp, as Lord Derby Vhately of the Whig camp, to maintain certain p and mey still think that those principl at, like sent and are identified with true Cons: uw ...

... in times of elections. You know what happened when a Whig can- didate camie forward for any borough or s county. A man from those Liberal papers went down to the elections and opposed the Whig candidate, and fought hard for the Tory candidate. That ...

... his cabinet would his cold refusal to recognise the possibility of finding administrative talent outside the beaten wav of Whig family friendship. The country will undoubtedly regard the promotion of this young politician as satisfactory in itself, and ...