... THE ORANGE Prisoners IN Down Gaot.—We under- stand that instructions have been issued for the release of pleted.— Northern Whig. Mawhinney and Keating, on their recognisances being com- The case of Troup v. Troup, now before the Vice-Chan- cellor, will ...

... at the result of the last election, in the hour-and-a-half speech which he made them, along with his bow at parting—‘ The Whigs have cast me off,’ said he, ‘and they shall repent it.’ “*T cannot take upon myself to answer for an accurate reminiscouce ...

... addresa, in the course of which he quoted extracts from sever: al of Earl speeches, showing that the present opinions of the Whig ex-Premier are the opposite of those held by him some years ago. The attends ance was large and influential, and resolutions ...

... lvable to ge about on 'pitchy. and thee to soh a stick ; and Foe male time ow tae bees evitfard. sod side to with Mesita., „Whig Ant he •se subject tit in edditiod to mitelyl6,butimeMd been ba took the Vine trust hi, bar eill,be telly rasped, will be • ...

... the British Constitution. When he declared that the Administration would pursue a liberal policy, some of the disappointed Whigs and Radicals made sneering gestures, implying thereby that their own inactivity and imbecility was the only phase of « liberal ...

... notice it at greater length. ?? Op- position Tactics is an article written with the object of showing the tactics to which the Whigs have in times past, and may in the present resort for the pur- pose of regaining office. The tale Linda Tressell is continued ...

... further weary our readers with any lengthy comments of our own. It if, at bottom, but political faction fight” craftily got up Whigs and Radicals against Tories and Constitu'ionalists. It is only new version of ** the old, old story” of 1834, and again of ...

... approached for the purpose of settlement, slowly but effectually. The slowness refers to the Conservative party, and not to the Whig, Liberal, or Radical party. Mr. Disraeli has to “tool” his friends ; he has to whet the appetite of the present Lord Chancellor ...

... forsibly reminded of one of Sir O. Wood's budgets; and of the helplese confusion, and almost imbeeility, with which that great Whig leader, whoa of the Exchequer, used I. handle be. Lord Mayo threatened I. come to an breakdown. lost the thread of discourse ...

... there to great dietrees, and, In consequence, famillesarc toggrating by scone to America, Mr. Johnston (says the Norcltern Whig) has not Men released from 000nnenclut. Up to a late hour last night (Friday), no order or lotaniatioo hod reached the authorities ...

... well demand of an ordinary Frenchman that should give np believing in the Vengcur and her sinking crew, expect that any true Whig should abandon, without a pang, the admirable Jake with which has so long amused himself as to Mr. Disaaxu educating tbe C ...