... them in 1832. Almost exactly one hundred years ago, or in 1768, contested election took place in Westmore land in which the Whig interest prevailed so far as to give one seat to its selected candidate. At the following election the decision was reversed ...

... persons using their name liablished 1780. No travellers or agents LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an effected remedy ' wi th out eon/Whig the bowels or effecting the head , truly eitcaeions and pleasant, admitted to he the best medicine for Immediately relieving ...

... from Moore's Diary, read by the light of recent political revelations, is well worth the attention of those democratic Whigs who obstinately shut their eyes to the glaring fact of O'Connell's Fenianistn for thirty years, because of his power to turn ...

... not to have appeared that the prisoner was on the 10 th of June last sent to I of drink. Witness procured assistance and had Whig the lunatic asylum at the expense of the Parochial Board, but , to the police-station. There was no one about at the time. ...

... life, and two of them, Moorhead and Nelson, took a noble part in rescuing the unfortunate inmates of the house.—l'Verthern Whig. ...

... Granville was not there to lead the cheering, and the ex-premier could boast of no more illustrious supporters than two ex-whig ministers, pitchforked into the upper house. The Te/rproplt insists that the noble earl's resolutions are the trumpet-note ...

... determination to retain office six-andthirty years longer, provided it can command anv means majority in the Hoase of Commons. The Whigs have always been wiser in their generation than the Tories • they never forget reward their friends. The Tories take it for ...

... the absurd fears of the results expressed by the Ministry who carried the act, of the orthodox Tory Quarterly Review, and the Whig chief, Earl Bussell. Yon know the great mass of your countrymen too well to tear them; and, above all, they are Protestant ...

... chemists and perfumers.—Ask for Rowlands articles. LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, tual remedy, without confining the bowels or Whig the bead, truly metcacions and pleasant, is admitted to be the best medicine for immediately relieving coughs, colds, costumed ...

... mind by the lengthy perusal. The only ideas it has left with are, first, that Mr. Gladstone, Lord Russell, and the rest of the Whig Ministry, voluntarily withdrew from office 1 866 for the purpose that the Tories might ccmc in and pass a better Reform Bill ...

... dis. gracefully governed country on the face of the emrth PRPSEI8T1ON OF E IRU&H DEIjIONSTRAT]CiOS IN1 KRML&XID. he Nortaerm Whig states that a Fenian procession is being ?? it Belfast for Sunday 15th, or the fol- lowing Sunday, and that the authorities ...

... part indefinite, generally inconsistent, and nearly always incorrect. It left upon those who heard it the impression that the Whig leader hated the Church of England much more than he cared for the education of the people, and that both those affectiolls ...