... of amassment. not wltbe= tad A. only aenenloal In , le dtrtatlq law, owl lb haeow• an sot by tha Farm to 'stet the lave. It Whig Won ta th• Room that an opinion aufavcen ablo tale Iwamoto bee been otarrioed, we art lammed (says Oaardeta) that a ram 1•111 ...

... posite Craigavad. We believe Mr Gratisna, Crai,tavad, another of our respected townsmen was on hoard during the race.—Northern Whig. • Stops by signal only for Passengers for Drogheda or Dublin. SUNDAY ruAtxA—A train fir first second and third class pasoengers ...

... tBe _pceaeD _. t _^ _thB- ' _leading ni&h . who Fat ' on _. 'the _other-side of / the . _HousetoiiCltr . ' . the _name _of Whig 8 ; Bhould ' _d _^ _op _; _. _tue _^• _; _'litsIQ _^ _qtianel , and _pull _• _ttgeth ' er _'' for . the _ commo ' n _, - ...

... the above orders of the day,” were no less than forty notices of motion to move clauses or amendments, including one from the Whig-Radical Mr. Hibbert for disqualifying all future freemen from acquiring the franchise either by birth or servitude; and besides ...

... Whipper-in for the Liberal party in the House of Com- mons, and bearing a name, as the Times says, justly honoured among the Whigs, so that there must be something very faulty in the Ministerial proposals be- fore a man ao faithful to the traditions and ...

... therefore, in thinking that the proposed union of the Conservative party and the Constitutional Whigs might work pretty well in the national interest. A Constitutional Whig is a safe man. His professed aim analagous to our own, though he takes a different way ...

... is/NW/a/kw was *wed bg. Me Lowe, Lied Elcho, Mr B. Oilmen% and-i-eisegular to MM - raiir 11 - Peel, who 0•1 1 /0 in broken with the Whig party. In twmarsix members were in the majority against the Ministry on Meade!. ~ _ _,_ , . N be takes as a , of the six pumps ...

... the event of a defeat of the Government, to accept office, and with that object to invite co-operation of the Constitutional Whigs upon conditions which will be hononrahle to both parties. OwEx.—On the 16th ult., at. Delawere Crescent, London, the wife ...

... uncompromising advocacy of what he believes to be right. If he had not had this firmness, he might have attained office among the Whigs, before Jim Crow Tories filled the places won by Liberals. There is no person more consi- derate in council than Mr. Roebuck ...

... quite safe if its opponents had been confined to the Opposition benches, but when, under the pretence of anxiety for Reform, Whig Captains and Majors hold a coart-martial, and pronounce sentence against the Bill brought in on their own side of the House ...

... Conservative, then became one of the small section of Peelites, then veered round to he a Whig, and now has jump-ti round to be a Radical. He is not regarded by the Whigs as their leader : they regard hint with suspicioa, and have no confidence in him sine ...

... accustomed to say, Give us the redistribution of seats and whatever the fear&Me may be lowered to, the House could be made either Whig or Tory. Give the enemies of the Sabbath, give the Euemy of Man, the rtdiatribution of the days of the week, aid spiritual ...