... maintaining their ground. At the dissolution ' of 1859 the representation of the division was compromised; but when Col. Coke, the Whig member, presented I himself for reelection in 1865 it was found that he become so unpopular that he had little chance of being ...

... members on both sides. This is llatiOn which the femme Lord Lansdowne, Hr. Hawaii £., sad ether distinguished members of the Whig party, amn i a in the later years of their KIWI ; *ad it is a position w mealy honoured aryl trusted weathers of the Cmservative ...

... till at. he atil/NO lIIIMMA set be is. ed. 8 ° WO Me taloa oat against the Comniamy Is, oodulsee at Abboymlls, is the reed Whig he. he Valicabh/s. owl at ika MO Os ma ord. ia Ss.ot Crows fkleaptc, spat: Se =rt. suid Mr. llhoppard ' us et NA num O. L a ...

... manufacturing, mineral, and commercial countries in the world, in the full tide of her prosperity, is applied by unrelenting Whig Ministers to an agricultural population already dimin- Med under its premium Yet the men who have thus augmented these fiscal ...

... to say that a quantity of corn remains yet uncut. From Ireland, too, the amounts are similarly unfavourable. The Northerot Whig says ;— From every gloaderr we hear that the wet weather is interfering ssrfonWwith the in-gathering of the harveet,and f ...

... and over challenged the atteation of alte Callallaeloaers ; and yiel. strange to • • , little et • seeing has done to roe* Whig sieuesiky to be faired ebeee. • ithe tedious tsi.a, the milleitele sad Plabler atriums, which haw am Mao to tins beet levelled ...

... of no character, otherwise they might experience a different state of things. Another thing he was proud of was, .that the Whigs who had done so much to banish the people from their homes, nre not in power. and he hoped the Tories would now see the necessity ...

... relieved Kr. Keller—One thing is certain and that is, that , petit. Parnell of the ball. Mr- Sullivan tried • run be they Whigs or be they Tories who are in office, , off Mr. Smith, on which, however, he went out they will be found equally ignorant and ...

... deep hatred for the Prussian people, not only queenly she visited some other of the weßven regattas, and in oetentatioudy 'Whig with their enemies, but also in then returned and moored in Ply mouth Sound. lying int:ode , pmpegatiog absurd stories of defeats ...

... read were to all Inte.te and purpose* KIWI/0 1 1 fury u stow extreet• t kken a own ehilat no les than twenty live M hies, and Whig.ltadia and signed by -- cb iirinan, cc k. an k l an titer; 1800 1 wl no _ _ cal.. within that priod. have that honour cknkliwrol ...

... to half. seltao3, thie was to la 3 a great year for the sister island. The war was to drive taluriats over there perforce. Whig end Tory j urnallot. vied with each other in painting the delights of Irish travel' for the Irish vote. though not worth ...

... d to secede and form an independent Government of its own. In this attempt it was defeated, and now the Union is gradually Whig back into those contests in which the war originated. It requires no more than this exempla to prove the error of those who ...