... impossible, and of providing some ostensible reason for the continuance of the war fi ?? Ttua object was obtained by thro whig obstacles in tlie way of an appeal to the country at the polling booth— the only possible mode of compassing a peaceful ?? ...

... interest ancl the duty of the other two to have kept in its proper place. To keep the Tories out at any price, old territorial Whigs did not hesitate to make common cause witn tlieir tra- ditional foes on the Radical benches, whilst, to clench the holy alliance ...

... more that whea ?? ° £ hotd Paln ™raton the golden opportunity I Ted for the ™*» of men of safe and constitution** Poht«*--the Whig, and Tories of the day-as against . the rapidly increasing party of what goes by the ** name of progress, but which means a ...

... unmistakeable significance. Coupled v»li a s_it rnour °* jOT^ Hartington _ uneasiness, it betrays ciijot? °* * ee * m £ among the Whigs hardly less mena- ce Tr c more no^ s -7 demonstration of the B#ii- * lt ' f . •'-his rumour may have something to do withrhe ...

... ridicule for being the aon of a hair- dresser, made answer, So I am, and I am come into the House to give a dressing to the Whigs. A Problem -If twenty-seven inches of snow give three inches of water, how much milk will a cow give when fed npon turnips ...

... to that measure, snd «*•* apt to think there are in that august assembly >01l k* some representatives of the old traditional Whig puW which in by-gone days stood side by side with the con- servatism of that more healthful time in resistmS * destructive ...

... THE MURDER AND ROBBERY AT AN IRISH BANK. The Nothern Whig gives the following particulars of a dreadful murder at the branch of the Nothern Bauk Newtownstewart, near Omagh. — The victim was William Class, about twenty -two years of age, a native of ...

... change in the dramatis personce— literally a radical change, inasmuch as, accord' ig to report, he medicates an excision of the Whig element and the substitution of recruits from the ranks of a more advanced Liberalism. It is quite I ssible that the rumour ...

... Horton, after hearing the ad- dress and the speeches by which it was supported, could easily conceive he was in t meeting of Whigs and sham Liberals. ( •« Hear and Oh, oh ! *) Mr. Jeff, erya said if the association parsed the address it had better remove ...

... indeed to prefer the lord. (Cheers and laughter.) Now, once upon a time, about fifteen year, «go, it was supposed tbat the Whig party was too aristocratic and exclusive. A popular combination of member, of Parliament wa. formed for the purpose of practically ...

... circum- stances, be improved. (Cheers.) In the year 1835, the House of Lords, which had a Conservative majority, in the face of a Whig Government, carried not only into the month of August, but carried into September, the labour necessary for a subject not more ...

... monwealth's sake— to turn to another part of this ?? Gazette and find a letter addressed to the Time, lu J/ the signature of A Whig. That epistle \»\ { markable moment. It will be observed that T wntten just after tbe close of the Dover aud Ply m a contests ...