... treasury, it did not suit the all-grasping policy of Lord Dalhousie, and was not adapted to 'observe the financial hunger of the Whig cabal at Bowood which sent his lordship on his brilliant, but perilous and mischievous career. Nothing can Le more admirable ...

... liellallper messolka waiwkig empselat tank, lbet lbw moo as* le sad geslienes who Seteseshisif awl lbw* owt einem et iseeollk we *Whig pile witeae We blablawle drellaxim• elbor plisse wiliarel=woj anweewat la prom; • asathogr amok Isoo Cielhe s • te ot emir ...

... itiaker Watcher. joiner's (12u1 4 Line. No. T, 8.9, and 10 Dois-ns thud Sal Fikti—Dciuble end Biagio DO Tennantl do do posen Whig and Cut Do Fh Palani Bidi Look& 8 and T in Iron and Brasil Ctipb4rii Lark., D.tiona tins H. and P. Wins and 4 lb Pot. Jar* ...

... might bave proved fatal. The third man suffere Gn a amend aa Andrew on A; il 10, mas ther speec! @ wouod in the arm, THERN WHIG, complement; the third man had also t ment; the foarth man was short two ri man was short two rounds; the sixth, s our report ...

... beyond their power of self-possession be- cause the evil has come home to them. Formerly, when the fever broke out in Ireland, Whigs and Tories took summary steps-they bled the patient till he no longer had strength to be violent. The n fever has broken out ...

... 7 row morning. the Pance leav thence to Castle Up oa the residence of L town, : Whig.) ARRIVAL OF THE P& £ UN Bl Tne visit of a member of the Royal F North of Ireland is an event of such rar that mors than usaal importacce is t ad wtd), has beea no visit ...

... MISCELLANEOUS — ee “3 per small . 1OLy > will Debentures, 4 per Cent. 834 h Bill Aer Office Debentares—4 per = y, the The Northern Whig of Saturday rep occa- brown poor loom linens 0 great chen isions n the last report. Demand very languid, an are willing to ...

... equivocal of all human produc-1 tions—a King's speech—off baud. In intellect the younger Fox was tie equal of Pm; but the great Whig had lived so long amid the fierce ; fires of Opposition that, when at last became Minister, his rivals diffuse reticence was ...

... who are disposed to admit that this country can be fairly called upon to make an enormous payment in money 'because certain Whig officials were too slow or too 4.tupid to prevent the sailing out sf the Mersey of a ship built in England for The Confederate ...

... ebicf, and turns a bold front towards all its enemies* Its banner least clearly inscribed. Over here have Conservatives and Whigs, Ministeriilists,Opposition, and other shades innumerable ; but in France they theoppesinc forces much more trenchantly, for ...

... of the sitter, in Mod, in hear, and above all, becanee melt subtly, in the diverse textures and hues of the white dims. la Whig, as ia modelling and drawing, them is but admiration dim to this mime ; which sash, with (-dreamt frecdow painting sod as none ...

... ay; but Mr. Maguire had then hoi,-or of “respectable Cawtholica who had accepted office under the bare, bloody and butal Whigs,” and his journal abused them accordingly. He may have changed since; and i*’ has let him have the of it. But whatever may ...