... their contesting the seat. Some of them expressed their readiness to come forward, and would have done so at once, had not the Whigs interfered to prevent the interests of the Earl being opposed. Thwarted thus in its attempt to bring forward a Liberal Candidate ...

... they never have another target than an iron one to shoot at. TO all, whether military or otherwise, at home or abroad, Tory, Whig, or Mille:it, friend or the. WO wi-lt them a Happy New Year, in thu fullest and best arose of the tettu, and happy returus ...

... as any who retired to rest in each other’s arms that Naw-k ear’s Eve in the city of Paris.” An Kxbotioii Combdt —The Belfast Whig says: little oomedy was enacted the Mallow railway station on Monday, while a crowd waa waiting the arrival of Mr Sullivan ...

... _leading facts in the history of _the ill-starred _Argyll , and described his _affecting death . _He _closed by _depicting tlie Whig ' s Vault in Dnnbar _Castle , where , _lie said , one of his own _ancestors had _been _immured . He _promised in his next _lecture ...

... little remained of the gent. Words• worth the Meier had whims, and bad a sato of torpor. were avails. The Tories were in, and Whigs oat. The Torin had bola in, and the sat, for twenty years It seamed sad natural of events that so continue fur forty years ...

... even something to be able to condole ourselves with the demerits, the failings, and the evil deeds of our opponents. These Whigs, say they, these insects vile * (We treat them in their proper style), May fur a time oppress the State— They own our virtue ...

... the former, the Customs and Excise contributed forty-one million pounds sterling; in the latter, • little more than thin Now, Whig economists exultingly tell us that daring that period there has been a large main aloe of taxes. Bat the question is—Has Ins ...

... opinions and discoveries with regard to three remarkable phenomena. Here is the °pluton given of PAWS ADYLNIEITRATIoN. Tho Whigs resumed office, but the heart of Plighted was turning to the gallant and brilliant baud, Graham and Steelier, Gladatone and ...

... other landed proprietors, and notably the Earl of Stair, who own broader acres than the Duke, and when united with the other Whig landowners the county and the Radical interest in Edinburgh Leith, they might at any time have presented formidable opposition ...

... extensive family estates in Repfrewshire, on the death of his father, Alexander Speirs, Esq. of Elderslie, a leading and consistent Whig, who was at once the Lord• Lieutenant and member fur the county. The lamented deceased was educated at Eton ; in 1858 he entered ...

... the utter solitude of the place, cod the entire absence of cultivationthe whole being pastoral. I botever. the • diggings' Whig the object of our visit, to the 'diggings ' we went; and although we found plenty of ' there was hardly any spot which cold ...

... was an act of persecution _fit to be condemned and _resentedand we _were _not slow in _tienoiiiicing tlie territorial lords , Whig and Tory , who _were . _guilty of _that folly and injustice . It cannot , therefore , be _fn'in any hostile spirit that we ...