... the con- scequen~es hase in the maiul been salutary, forms thle p3rineiyal aragument in favour of another dlose Of the samec Whig mnedicine. Never was popular ?? inre at fault. 1 have heard of a psatiesnt xef o. having benefited by a piresenpition to take ...

... 11)s2,- ?? cce-siunls ?? oxx from the exigencies of 1)u11t 10 ?? ieston eP to goad on opponents to acts zC ?? or reprisal. The Whigs seemed to haves 4sljer ouu a :arnlt fos this policy, and have emd. ?? it ?? inemense euc-.ss in their dealings p ith; the Ora ...

... thinks lie sees, a political millennium approach- ing, and his heart is gladdened at the sight. He has no patience with Tories, Whigs, Adut lamites, or obstructivses of any denomination He classifies all such creatures as the d prii- leged possessors of wrongful ...

... which would have the same effect. The fist of these movements was led on by Earl Grosvenor, the heir to the wealthiest of our Whig aristocracy-a nobleman who, it may be remarked, had in previous sessions supported the bill which lowered the blrgh franchise ...

... i 23 2 3 2'1 41 in..i 44 ientL let1 eltI ?? I 1 .! 6Cr, ?? 9 10 I:10321 011741 [irsi-AST TRADE REPORT. (Fritcm tie Northern Whig of Satnrday.} ?? is but little change to notice iu lilehu ?? thw ireek. The trade continues quiet. ?? altlitsngl still within ...

... type than Lord Palmerstorii or even Lord Russell, anikan with a faith Which the former hadc iot, a man .m- spoiled by the gold Whig insousanmce of the latter,. a statesman all w ose faults. spring frdm - t].e intcensity of disint;erested Thonviction-we hold ...

... Disfranchise a number of small Whig boroughs, and transfer their seats to places now unrepre- sented, the voters in which form the strength of the Liberal party in the counties, and the thing is done to a considerable extent. The Whig borough loses its members ...

... remarked that the musicalaccompani- ment to the toast, as indicated on the list, was Let Whig and Tory a' agree. H e supposed that meant that the meeting knew neither Whig nor Tory, but looked to the Aouses of Parliament as being the representative bodies ...

... special subject of the lecture being Pitt. Hesaid:-As Chatham's son, Pitt entered 'arliament as a Vhiu. But hi those days the Whigs were but an oligexeny 'f plaoe seekers. Inthisparty government ofoulr, :hi'ch we took to be an eternal organisation, but which ...

... sooner was the subsidy refused than the cry of Justice to Ireland was raised from one end of the island to the other, and the Whig Government was denounced in the strongest possible terms. Ministers were assailed in Parliament by Irish members of all parties; ...

... i wvhich m11ay be put to broadly or too nar-ron vy but rahich are in t'heir es- sential ineiearlt truie. The arlstocratte Whigs, bac'ked fy -the 'hole Liberal pluto- clacy, are not wililg that the Radicals should have so complete an ascendancy as MHr ...

... 3-iMn.. 44 reed, red-end long1 Cotie, 365.ards, Sib 19 4.12 S 0 114 S 1 l17 0 DELFAST TRLADE REFPiIT. I Oe(Prrr the Northena Whig of Saeurday.) Lnix:rxS-There is but little change to note irr thins ,depaltrlaeelt of our local trade. Business coltinue' within ...