... n. The men most gallantly risked their lives in stormy sea to save any one who might possibly have been on hottd.—Northern Whig. Tierseast -We cannot forbear con treating the inertness which cbancterises both our county and city regards the coming elections ...

... We believe with the writer of this letter that there are better days in store for the Drama : TO THE EDITOR THE NORTH KRIf WHIG. Sir, —The Rev. Wesley Guard’s lecture on Friday evening in connexion with the Working Men’s Institute was characterised by ...

... party's tail leads him. He has no real control over his party as awhile. lie has no credit with the several parts of it. The Whigs, in their last throes, bewail the day which harnessed them to his chariot. The monied men look onward with unconcealed dismay ...

... regard io the great question'• Every Irishman should be alive now to keep the real issues before the mind Ireland. Bh.dl the Whigs get into power, is not the question. ” Shull Mr. Gladstone’s party succeed, is not the question. Shall Mr. Disraeli b« driven ...

... letter of the invading host Jandlord over bis party as a whole. He has no credit with rent, in the several parte of it. The Whigs, in their laet “ Solitudinem faciant, Pacem appell 3 of the throee, bewail the day which harnessed them to bis They make « ...

... party's tail lead him. He has no real control over his party as a whole. lie bas no credit with the several parts of it, The Whigs, in their lst threae, bewail the day which har- nessed them to lla chariot. The monied men look onward with unconcealed dismay ...