... corrected beforo publication, viz: —Tho jury were not able agree, and Were disgraced 7 o'clock instead of discharged.— Northern Whig. Horses and Cattle France.—The number of hones and cattlo the S9 departments France fallows : —3,000,000 horses, 400,000 asses ...

... next few days will be all on which petitions can be of say avail ; and let it be as Mr Roebuck relates, in his •History of the Whig Ministry of 1830'—when the petitions in favour of the first bill of that period came pouring in from all parts of the country ...

... ' for _^ _support-on _Whiss- _'ia a Ministry in _cautious _motion ; n Whig _Ministry dependent on Tories is _suro'to bo nearly _immovable . , ' . ' _Y It is _a . _Conscrvatire-Whig ; not a _' _\ Vbig _^ Conscivativc _, _coalition ' _which is requiren ...

... _^ a Epreat _lofB _. to . the _-countiy _' and a greater'losa _. to the _iHonse , _was _the _greatetit lois of all to _the Whig party—• _for he would _never have _counselled' them . to - _re-moilel ; their _traditions on American priociplen , to _count ...

... functionaries during that long period. Then why he to be placed in the House of Commons! To make room, to be sure, for a brither Whig. The Owl boys could tell you; but then he's an ill bird that, de. The proverb is somewhat musty, and they hold their tongues; ...

... their opportunity come, they changed their tactics and feigning a virtue they did not feel, gave the vote which ilestroyed the Whig ministry. the Chinese war Bright acted in strictest accordance with the opinions he had through life avowed. But here is k ...

... and vigorous opposition with which the execution of bis plot has been met. It is opposition headed a nobleman of such pure Whig antecedents at Lord Grosvensr's, and it is one oacksd all the more influential of the “ Liberal otcan* them- Mlwe, ton the ...

... not have been foreseen was the defalcation of so many professed Liberals, and least of all could it have been surmised that Whig nobleman should lead the opposition. The dread of Mr Bright has been conspicuous since the beginning of this session, hut if ...

... he Ministerial Intention of the whole question; ra effect of such & course there is every reason to Opposition to the fow Whigs and the the bill is = have already said wo are and it is moch more Ovid which @ still further reduc- Son ft would confer te ...

... took the part of Adam Black at last election—than whom there is not a purer breed betwees a full blood Tory act a retrograde Whig. It in beginning to show symptoms of change, however, aiuoe Gladstone& Liverpool speech, which it elutestensed as his best ...

... Congress; and is now seen to be fraught with the utmost danger. What the Tories” would have done, cannot say, but what the Whigs have done is dear —they have alienated the South, and yet managed to offend the North. have not seen the last or the worst ...

... question, brought in a fragmentary measure, a measure which settled nothing, one of those bit-by-bit schemes to which the Whigs, including their leader, had always been opposed. This was done in deference to a section of the Liberals, who, till within ...