... end gentlest of chemical compounds n-ed in the arts or in medicine, in‘o nitrogkoerine, that fearfully violent explosive with whig the general public are now gaining some dearly-bought acquaintance, is an operation great comparative simplicity, both the ...

... fir*t to last, thus proving himself one of our best allies? Pone Pius the Ninth. And what return has the British public and the Whig Government civen him? They have sent abundance of arms, ammunition, and men to help lot of rebels and filibusters drive him ...

... authorities. MR. J. F. MAGUIRE AND THE AMERICAN FENIANS. The following letter has been addressed to the editor oi the Northern Whig : Dear Sir,—-I observe that in your notice -of boox The Irish in America—you state, on the authority American papers, which ...

... years ago, Men 'of different shades of religion had begun, to think better of each other. He had sat on a com- mittee with Whigs, Tories, Radicals, Protestants, and Roman Catholics, and men of various shades of reli- gious opinion, and he had been struck ...

... whose relative, • Man Norris, he wen • disappointed suitor. He waled into tie mesa when the young lady and her mealy. were Whig, end in few mistime was men to apply , • OW his Ups and mutter something about as Mrs Noah imbed the pitint bands. bat drained ...

... Good Old English Welcome, limited to tanks and to no parties; for all classes and conditions of men and women, Tories and Whigs and Radicals—both inside and outtiii the Town Hall—were all forward and eager to do all possible honour to our Royal visitors ...

... it was wO or 30 years ago. Men of all shades of religion had begun to think better of each other. He had on committees with Whigs. Tories, Radicals, fotestants, and Roman Catholics, and a great shades of religious opinion ; and had een struck with the harmony ...

... the infallibility of English law, or any other means than delusive ]>arliamentary action through renegade Cawtholic (sir) Whigs -preying on their country like vermin— devouring tho womb that engenders them —for the redemption of Ireland and her sorely ...

... Ta swore ise ob it ing the appeals which a battled Whig faccion will think tit tomake to yous | jae twenty shilling aid the wy labourers of Carl you tay either a become the de wie of ashi Libel Whig class ra wcwwusl or the huicured means vf ¢ the e spenditur ...

... m. The inference he draws is that the flThigs are not the wisest party in the world, that he Tories are less wise than the Whig;, and that rlr. Disraeli the worst possible guide that any iarty could have. What, asks the Professor, 1 are we to do next ...

... defunct Whig-Radical party, Mr. CaUtDWELL is quit* unable to settle down to tne uew order of things as they have been created by the passing of the recent measure ot Reform by a Constitutional Government. Starting from the usual stand point of Whig statesmen ...

... well acquainted with tt; Sir Harry Verney made more than one speech within it* precincts ; many members of the best of the Whig Cabinets, when the Wbigs were popular in Ireland, over thirty years ago, had their feet under it* mahogany ; but the museum ...