... Superintendent. BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE FOR N'O. DCCLXIX. Price, Content RE ATA ; OR, IN A NAME.-PART VIII. AMERICAN PRINCESS. WHIG REVIEWERS, AS PAINTED THEMSBLVKS. A.—CONCLUSION. THE MAKONITES. A POOR DEVIL. AMONG THE A SURVIVOR'S NARRATIVE. THE RECESS ...

... fortunate ones who can see both aides of question. la-longs, tsi'h by birth and training, to the Whigs, bnt he is Conservative Whig, and a Conservative Whig, if a old fashioned politician, i» still a politician who possesses the courage of hi' opinions ...

... licences, but did not say whether he would support the Permissive Bill. With regard to the present agricultural depression—whether Whig Tory ruled, lino depression came round—and he ridiculed the idea that the Government had anything with it. would never dream ...

... (Applause.) In brought a measure of Parliamentary Reform. That was the measure which intimated he was going to 44 dish the Whigs,—which either meant that was going take their policy or them a policy which would further down in the social grade, and was ...

... Gait is also ready to forsake the pulpit for the House of Commons. However that be, ssys, w hat the Tories want cash dish the Whigs. While Mr Gait at is confessing bis party's imp-cuniosity and pleading its necessities, the * Toronto Globe* is giving publicity ...

... Beaconsfield—(hisses and applause)—who was a man who knew what coolness was. (Applause, Oh, and hisses.) was not there talking Whig or Tory, . but that quality was essential virtue of all persona who had talent for administration—(and Irccausc he had that ...

... recently made by Mr Sidebottom, M. P. says he never waa near that capital; and with reference the events alluded to, said that the Whig party blundered into war, and that the Tories did all they could to urge them into boetiiitiee. FATAL ICE ACCIDENTS. —Some ...

... currently reported that communications most important and in* teresting character hare passed between the mora prominent of the Whigs and Lord Derby. The sum of these communications is, I am informed, that Lord Derby will almost immediately sever his connection ...

... owner, eccentric old gentleman, who might otherwise have let the treasury of money aud jewels for almost nothing.— Northern Whig. TRAWLER SUNK IN THE FORTH.— On Tuesday morning, as the North British Railway Companies passenger steamer John Stirling, was ...

... with greater increase numbers than any other sectional leader of the Liberal party. It it plain to anybody but hall hearted Whig that this question (among other* if you chooee) was better in than out of their programme. But I have the impression that it ...

... of December. Mr Tearle has lately been performing in the Theatre Royal, Belfast, and notice which appears in the 'Northern Whig' of Kith December, says:—The play selected for representation last night was Richard III, with Mr Osmond Tearlc in the title ...

... Ballinderry, embracing the greater part the baronies of Upper and Isiwer asset (says correspondent, writing in the ' Northern Whig'), con sists chiefly of a strong, heavy retentive clay, anil as the surface is mostly flat, the present wet season has inflicted ...