... Minoan who has co/macaw in the matter at all All nick Mr Editor, aware me that things are not smooth. And the cheekle a astable Whig the other day over the nosed polite castigation administered by Mr Meneteig shows that the banns of political marriage have ...

... with having their ablest man in Parliament We say again that at present the city is fairly represented. If, as surmised, the Whigs are determined to start another man, Mr Black again, as some say, or, as others say, a mild Tory candidate, then they deserve ...

... ~about dissensions in if t ie the' ranks of ,the Opposition. On this point the St , reports are very clear and precime. 'Certain Whig ohs I, and ristocratic niimbers of the Liboral pbityare, dul dissatsfied wltht*. GLADsrOI'&S.jeadqrahip, and thi have been ...

... action as they might see proper. The motion was seconded by Councillor Bladworth, and unanimously carried, not a single hand Whig held up against it. The meeting separated after paying the usual compliment to the chairman, and giving cheers for Mr M'Laren ...

... out the constabulary, and it was found, from footmarks in the snow, that ten or more reons had comp( led the party —Northers Whig. SITS OF Soars YORKS/311R —Mather more than a fortnight ago, the proprietors of the Elsecar Ironworks, following the example ...

... that ho dayfor comptomise had passed away. Atoone period turinghe great frees.trde controversy, if the Tories (joined. the Whigs they' might :bare carried ef proposition 'fo perpetuating an s--, fixed duty corn. They 05wond 'n'ot, weveTre'Scquih' o fragmeuit ...

... whether Lord Derby would he prepared to state the views of the Government previous to the meeting of Parliament. — Northers Whig. Tea Naw LAW ON RAILWAY CONPANIZA.— During the present month Act passed in the late session to amend the law reletieg so securities ...

... hod been knocked done mieensione. An aims% however hod bra to the polies, and Pollee-rap ! ghillie I S, John we a l* to the Whig aim trim saw th at he sad .._ of to filled the theatre Exearus iot —On thalle T L u sn es tho : slo nlg meohaaproen ht, at ...

... Mr Jones's discourse ►fter about a week's study—has wit sharpened by the reflection that, as the mouthpiece of the derided Whigs, he was expected to tear the lecture to tatters I But hie friend, most forgive his failure, seeing , that so much of the subject ...

... suppose 3 it be to a to be amapared with !triune, or ,or Wilson—the Imp who stood so nobly at the early H. did not Wombed a Iliad Whig when they caked area W. repswaider r, tea part these men they had assay scriptural grounds or reverse. Bat he that in askiog ...

... the slot,. quo, bet then it is just widely ramoured and not doubted at all that such overtures are next to spurn. el by the Whig Committee and friends. The grief of the NPLaretites consists in the Litter rebuffs that they are getting in that direction ...

... Mr Napier, who wet then his Irish Attorney:(eneral, got his consent to a tenant-right bill or so sweeping a character that Whig and Tory then alike denounced it, and it wee precipitately withdrawn. Mr Napier is no longer In Parliament but le still has ...