... message itself, the chief thing which it seems to prove is that Mr. Johksow is now precisely what he was at first. Like our own Whig party he has learned nothing and forgotten nothing. That he should do either was, perhaps, scarcely so necessary. is compelled ...

... “ mistake of failing to conciliate ordinary friends and supporters. dnrat almost be aworn that, following the precedent* of Whig-Radical and leech-like tenacity to office, there will never again be, that side, anything approaching to precipitate Resignation ...

... the Roar’s Head on the night in question, and Dawson began making a bother about Whigs and Tories, and Stott got up and said did not think knew anything about either Whigs Tories, and Dawson stiuck him a blow in the eye. Stott was not making any disturbance ...

... remanded Campbell to Lifford Gaol nntii tbe next Bnrnfoot petty sessions, when tbe rase will be further inveatigated. —Northern Whig, Installation of tea Dran of St. Paul’s.—The installation of tbe Very Rev. Henry Longneville Mantel, D.D., who has been appointed ...

... name of Lord Duflerin, though ought not to difficult to find many well qualified men. The Telegraph says: In new Ministry the Whig element so largely dilates tbe Cabinet that it is difficult detect the Radical flavour, bat it must not be forgotten that Mr- ...

... entertain doubt whatever that the strength of the Liberals will be concentrated in an attack the English Church, Many old Whigs, no doubt, will desert them ? and I hope the country will be true. I agree with you thinking mistaken in his idea that the ...

... any other man in the house. -Gentlrinan's Afagazine. THE CONSERVATIVE PREMIER. —Mr. Disraeli is lever mote severe upon the Whig and Tory families who, at the disastrous epoch of 1688, completed the destruction of the free monarchy of England, than when ...

... of pailiament forffice barough of Preston A.D. 17.2-d1ie opposition to Mr11. Melynenx. Who hail repr-esented the town in the Whig interest in the three par-liamients ct 1695, .196P, and 1701, %and who petitioned against Mr. H-esketh'S retutrn, allegiiig ...

... of Browne himself, as follows :—About four o'clock in the Morning be bad risen from kis bed to go to Derry market. He was &Whig at the kitchen fire, while his servant man was loading the carts with grain, when suddenly the window was knocked in with • ...

... DI RACEFUL SCENE IN A GRAVEYARD. ‘We (Northern Whig) have received from a trust dent an account of an extraord scene occurred on Wednasday in the now y nt is re- graveyard, The facts, for which our cortes msible, are stated to be as follow :—A mi mar- ...

... latest appointments in the new Ministry. It will be seen that the Tories of North Lancashire, in their attempt to dish the Whigs have not much distinguished themselves after all. As we have all along stated, a seat will be assuredly found for the Marquis ...

... man. In the individual every principle of party and political justice is assailed. Mr. Lawson is the Attorney-General of the Whigs. He is the leader the Equity Bar. He has been the consistent advocate of Roman Catholic claims. He has lost his seat in Parliament ...