... it Is in reality something mere than this. We shall no longer see the Government of the country being shared alternately by Whigs and Tories. The next administration wil be Liberal and progressive in a sense such as has never previously been understood ...

... the day before. The other letter is from Elarl RBUSSEILL, and it is addressed to the agent of his Irish estates.: The veteran Whig statesman desires his tenants toi be informed that they may vote as they like at the approaching election. All his lordship ...

... is representative, and in his capacity as first magistrate of the first commercial city in the world, can play the host to Whig, Tory, Radical, or Liberal Conservative, without oom- promise of his principles, but only with due regard to the claims of ...

... Jiberal and independent support. rhe real character of the contest has, however displayed Itselfsa a mere battle between local Whig and TOF factions, with a fe'w hopeful waverers ransgng theinse yes on either sde as they think fit and proper; and now Mr. ...

... residence near Edinburgh. His lordship was promoted to the bench in 1852. The public will be glad to hear, says the North. ern Whig, that Mr. Disraeli has been pleased to direct that the widow of Dr. Stivelly, formerly Professor of Natural Philosophy in Queen's ...

... his re- appearance, there being no clear proof that the unfor- a tunate accident had occurred through any carelksness of i ?? Whig, a A SERVANT REFUSING TO GO TO BED.-The West Svsscx Gazette reports a cease which came, before the v osunty court judge at ...

... log oabins built for ?? meetings, and hard cider was drunk at barbicues, In token of the fact that Mr. Harrison, the Whig candidate bad in the early days of the Weat lived In a log cabin and dtunk hard clder. !n 1856 thero were Pathfinder clubs ...

... boat was sent from. Llandudno, but the unfortunate gentleman wan found dead when it arrived. There were (dAYr the Northerv Whig) some oir- cunstances In connection with Lord Downahbre's death which are worth noting. He died on his 56bh bir6hday, having ...

... occurred beyond the uprooting of a few trees. One man had a ~v,Ur narrow coca e, He had taken shelter from the rain under a tree, whig owas struck by the lightning,an potions it scat teree4 at his feet. At Prarth. the storm came on about five o'clocek. ad there ...

... phraise meets ie with a very general acceptatlon. Honest Ghrmstiins sayc her ladyship in continuation, even those who hod n Whig doctrines, must shake their heads ominously at the Le thought of such men as Gladstone or Bright coming into office. This ...

... gqge farbsyond argument,; it hag gone ml toa ethl 'be n~d 'the'6 r esistan i e' b f'thea 'To ries a or the tinkering of the Whigs. (Applause.) It is- a rinaestion' jwhih-.~he eopl~ ?? einseialves muist no~looiger- leave to peddling statesmen, but on -which ...

... The Revolution we are bound to' drive the party to logical conclusions, or break it into ?? thousand piecos; as was the old Whig party; uwiless We g't our rights.' That hrought'hlm to his poeket- book asidrhe signed his name Andrew, Johnson, with a bold ...