... Wleshmier has the Rev. aadwit 2lelem Miami's, Damerel, yew lirlasheetur. is the aearbatisa el leselem. _ _ _ — Nr.Cleirbers, cm Whig Mee the el the Ifertir utiri . has been with a laboland sad a gnaws. has else a The Ind et bee the Rev. Themp .o ML, 111 A ...

... prove highly acceptable to the majority of that body. lie is, in every respect, a congenial colleague of that withered old Whig, Lord IHalifax, who Mr. Gladstone, some months back, pitchforked into the Cabinet. The appointment of Lord Enfield is the more ...

... XCROBAT9, CLOWNS, AND DANCERS. - Mons. BLONDIN, the Hero of Niagara Messrs GOSZA and ROMAII, the Mexican Athletes of the Golden Whigs Tire Rhenowsned MEEERKE FAMILY (Six in Number) The Wonderful MANLEY BROTHERS (Four in Number) Tire BROTIIERS NICOLARWEN (Four ...

... voting for members of parliament. You no doubt remember Cobbett's truthful, although irreverent, simile of the manner both Whigs and Tories in parliament (Radicals were hardly seen there at that time) : TIIAT TILE CONSTITUTION WAS VC' F LED BETWEEN TWO ...

... ced to accommodate some veteran Whig peer, or some aspiring :,,m er of a great family. It is experienced only when the claims of statcsrren of the middle class, belonging to that section of the party frcrl wlich Whigs and Peelites have borrowed the reforms ...

... was need to accommodate soma veteran Whig peer, soma aspiring member of gnat family. It is experienced only when the claims of statesmen of the htiddla class, belonging to that section of the party from which Whigs and Feelitee have borrowed the reforms ...

... being flagrant an instance of rebellion rewarded, makes it baleful the loyalists of Ireland. Thus apparently must it go long as Whig-lifKlioniUm for it not attempt to rule, in the ale ; one Hop after another thrown the triple-heailoil (Vrlienw, and each a ...

... need to acconunodate some veteran Whig peer, or some aspiring member of a great family. It is experienced only when the claims of statesmen of the middle elass, belonging to that ecotion of the party from which Whigs and Peelitea have borrowed the reforms ...

... consider the cardinal's policy to be n! leriy tel.ish. No advantage that he cau gain for the Church by his league with the Whigs and Radicals will be appreciated by them. Aa matters stand the contesi in Meath must be regarded as one between the people ...

... need to accommodate S3lllO veteran Whig peer, or some aspiring member of a great family. It is experienced only when the claims of statesmen of the middle class, belonging to that section of the party from which Whigs and Peelites have borrowed the reforms ...

... on looking to foreign affairs, we Efid still less reason for congratutlation. It was reserved for the veteranleader of the Whigs, Earl IRussell, to sound the alarm trumpet, and to demand the immediate enrolment of 100,00 men forthe defence of the country ...

... changes; and their net result is, therefore, a loss of power to the Radical party. Mr. Bright retires from the Cabinet; two Whigs are shifted; and the total number is reduced to fifteen. This arrangement must cause dissatisfaction to the advanced party ...