... Nor must it be forgotten that a short period out of office is an alternative and a tonic. In the bracing air of Opposition Whigs grow strong, and achieve an audacity which they lose when long debauched the sweets of place. With nothing but to reflect upon ...

... have agreed to advance the wages of their workmen one halfpenny per hour. A MODEL FnsrIA.-We learn from the Belfast No'etlbern Whig that, a few days ago, a patriot named James Denvir was apprehended in an outhouse in that town, along with some associates ...

... of houses, having beeu blown down in other parts of Darlington. IRELAND. Serious Illness of Profrssor Cratk.—-We (Northern Whig) regret to learn that on Friday, about twelve o'clock, G. L. Craik, Professor of English Literature in the Queen's College ...

... he was forced to retire the disgust which his conduct at the Vienna Conferences inspired ovan tho subordinates of the then Whig Administration, he was still in the House of Commons. and bis friend Mr Gladstone went together into opposition, and intrigued ...

... University Examiners, I car nee, ales I offer any further evidence of the foot thea I Yoe gives already, the argument against me Whig emetewhat ad keetioon. But as you say you here pet to learn that there ever was a boy wham hie per wished to pre that did ...

... p sof the session—it would cut deep into the whole of the limit No doubt it was the intermediate haw the !summing witassis Whig additional q bet be was tenet this propomi l iaehow that it was Owe member b e for summoning ems ether meths added might be ...

... Conservative bench. Donoughinore mak no long ally into the .eylaining part s th e for 4 ' ANA DA and the UNITED , h bat te 1 the Whig It . . whole course of treattueut. booked thr ugh on very es. eget musters by freterms. quently putting questions of a practical ...

... distincti Nrus it be forgotten that a short period out of ofice is an alterative and a tonic. in the bracing air Qf Opposition Whigs grow strong, and aclhieve an aadacity which they lose when long d ebauched by the sweets of place. With no- thitig to do but ...

... like attention the course of Lord Russell's administration. With Lord Russell in private life, we have got to the end of the Whig party. With regard to the Duke of Somerset, whom Lord Russell has recommended to her Majesty as his successor, it may be asked ...

... them to • polities el it be forgotten that a short period cat of office it an alterative and a tome In the air of Opposition Whig, mew strop= achieve an audacity whisli they lose when long debauched by the swede of plaits. With nothing to do hot node* upon ...

... on has, of Lord Kinnaird. It did not need the g leader- science in order to foretell that a Whig Gc ya still would act as they have done, Because, unfo ar, a Whig nobleman is 4 rere avis in Perthshire ae the so, indeed, that Ministers had little else th: ...

... of all religious denominations; they were oppesed, however, by the Rosaish party. Lord Ninnaird has received—shall I say—a Whig reward, in being appointed Lord-Lieutenant of the fair county of Perth, eke the Earl of reinnoull, now quietly Merriest, I ...