... c li a s) i t li i en o e n sipe o isr i e the kin I) : icbe r e a ff or t required. The orator-statesman. w , 1 ‘ oe re it Whig timidity and Tory Religious Equslity in not be a Dissenter but some before res istanol o f meni ber Church, rising to a height ...

... to think so, lest, perchance, it should imply that we too are beginning to shew signs of tempus edax. Lord Lyveden, though a Whig, was strongly against the bill. He excited quite a roar of laughter when combating the notion that the number of petitions ...

... the points not being closed. No one was injured by either accident, but the traffic was delayed several hours. The Northern Whig and Cork Reporter ha 'o articles approving the policy of the Government in releasing the political prisoners. - The scheme ...

... a happy thrust at the s.td effects ,of over-dosing on the body politic. o*ronl. thence Sir WILLIAM went on to eulogise the Whigs, and maintained their superiority over the political 'Mans, who might Ise admirable skirmishers, but who never won pitched ...

... appointed and the customary invitations issued. The result scarcely needs recapitulation. In city; borough, and county, in old Whig strongholds in Scotland, as well as in the traditional Liberal and Nonconformist positions in England, Conservatives headed ...

... regard to Spain, without having the penetration to discover that that very declaration is the enunciation of a policy which Whig statesmen would not have had courage to adopt. It means that Lord DERBY is not going to let England become the catspaw of Germany ...

... It is too good a chance for the feudal landlords to let slip, and their representatives in the House of Commons, 'Tory or Whig, will be only too eager to help it through. Already we can hear their cry of Agreed, agreed,' and Pass, pass.' Already they ...

... digest this last phase of his illur tration of the German organisation. Mr. Johnston, M.P., has (according to the Northern Whig) been deposed from the grand mastership of the County Grand Lodge of Belfast for his Liberi leanings. [ADVERTISEMENT.I—HoIIoway's ...

... at direct issue with his leader, the Marquis of HARTINGTON. The question of Disestablish ment caused another split between Whigs and Radicals, and, finally, Mr. HOWORTH emphaticallY summeil up by saying, .that never was such a spectacle seen since the ...

... an d s h ews t h at some o f the. may be intrusted with office without injury or loss of nity to the Commonwealth.—Richmond Whig. THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY AND THE LEVEES. We see the question of reclaiming the fertile flats Of lower valley of the Mississippi ...

... by the Alaba l ,no; There would have been no war, no panic, no arbitration. If any similar case ghoul': arise the veteran Whig trusts that the officio, correspondence will be conducted in a differvil` tone. In any such case I shall say to Lord GiU VILLE ...

... the safe and lie 'berate working of our adininistrative machibaZ which has been materially weakened by the riae c royal of Whigs and Radicals. Men of all h ', i lea agree to wish it success, and we are confident de serve it. in th e G enera l El ect i ...