... of those materisW, they failed to sleek and act perfect Christian gentlemen. and, In this respect, set an example worthy of Whig imitated by us all, in our public as well as in our private couver*sties. There is a quietness shout the book from neginning ...

... without speech or debate. The Standanl says the country will to-night h►ve another opportunity of guaging the worth of whig sincerity and whig pledges in the cause of reform. It was by an abstract resolution that the conservative bill of 1859 was reject e ...

... year was a iiiagical device for exciting the enthusiasm of the people behalf of the Whigs. For a time it was successful, and when the love of the nation waxed cold the Whigs naturally thought of kindling again | the passionate affection of 1832 by raising ...

... plain and honest duty—a duty which every Government, under the same circumstances, would have had discharge—which even the Whigs themselves, if they had been in office, would not have been able shirk. is disgraceful our public men, that there should have ...

... Bourse prices were lower. To-night the country will have another oppor- tunity of gauging the worth and sincerity of Whig pledges and Whig zeal for Reform. At the opening of the session Lord Russ:;ll promised, on the part of the Opposition in the Upper Honse ...

... and support on all occasions tbe prin- ciples whioh are so generally upheld by tbe representative!- of Ulster. The Northern Whig thinks Mr. Keown will be elected without opposition. Tbo JrtsA Times of this morning furnishes the following agreeable programme ...

... the «Utdofo« Plato duty-a duty which araty Ooranawrwt; n»d« the aaaaa areoautaiiem, would han had to diacharp-which era the Whig. ai. if they had bra office, world not hare been able to toiric. It ie di.graceful to onr public men that there ahonM hae* ...

... was a magical device for exciting the enthusiasm of the people on behalf of the Whigs. For a time it was successful, and when the love of the nation waxed cold the Whigs naturally thought of kindling again the passionate affection of 1832 by raising a ...

... which appeared in the Daily Telegraph with reference to the late Londonderry election, and for reprinting which the Northern Whig was brought into court at the last Donegal assizes, has again been tried at the Cavan assizes, this time in the form of • complaint ...

... prosecution, in opening the case to the jury, described it as one of Coe most painful and distre:sing character, the prisoner Whig charged with the wilful murder of Lis wife, -a young woman about his own age. They were married about three year* ago, and ...

... honour will be generally approved of. By one of the ;ungracious and uncalled-for manifestations of party spirit for which the Whigs of late years have made themselves remarkable, the friends of Alderman ROSE were disappointed in their well-founded hope of ...

... and support on all occasions the principles which are so generally upheld by the representatives of Ulster. Tbe Northern Whig thinks Mr. Keown will be elected without opposition. The Irrsh Times of this morning furnishes the following agreeable programme ...