... ualittea are In warm senates sad Imo &amass this taken Tirade's, Ives Laos L. aa.bq and Ctomiste, Ac., In, New hats by ell rays Whig alum-rats -a C.A.-num.—Ma that • Co. b on ma rad WM mar mrk 72ICTION ULOTIM arMaild& ...

... struck a death-blow to that Whig tyranny which holds Richmond captive. We thank him for this exploit. The service he has rendered to the cautt? 01 electoral freedom, is one for which Englishmen ought to be thankfeil. Tories and Whigs combined to defeat an honett ...

... will they have to face the fall wrath and combination of theToriea, bnt they will also have to endure theopposition of tbs old Whig landed interest, which w influentially rcptenealsdon their own benches. Bence the fear entertained by some members of the Cabinet ...

... crier there. A Whig would nearly die if he drank, by mistake of the poisoned S tream that flows from a Tory pump. And a Tory would wittiout salt to his porridge for a year before he ~..would buy a pinch from a Whig oilman. So, as the .whigs had set up an ...

... Government might lose every seat they hold now in the counties. The ?? has happily destroyed the influence of all the great Whig houses in the counties, and perhaps if we ex- tend the suffrage to the peasant we shall find we have destroyed the authority ...

... oppceiaa'a hadprond marao'-neeta. (Laoghtrr and applaaer.) an—*—f dkooatant pnraiUnr in Imlaa.l, add It waa hie opiaioa wee doe whig in ooaorqaoaoo tbopaoeingof SeneOcratmemoroefrrtherlelecconatry, found theaieelreo ta the peeitloa at Othello—their occopaekn ...

... Tho Liberal party still divided between Mr. Ronsyne, who represents ths Nationalists. and Mr. Mathew, who sapported the CM Whigs. Mr. Pirn tefoses accept the programsse tho Home Rale Association, believing it inconsistent with tho integrity the Empire ...

... been commenced by Mr. Walter T. Stannus, late agent for the Hertford estates inthe county of Antrim, against the Nortliern Whig, for comments made by that journal on Mr. Stannus having lost the agency of those estates when they passeel to Sir Eichard ...

... payable on a bill of lading; and whatever number of bills may form a set. each bill of a set is liable to this ditty. A bill of Whig cannot, under any circumstances, be stamped after it is signed. Every per. son who makes or executes any bill of lading, not ...

... post either above or below the gangway. The chances are that if two new Ministers be appointed one would be taken from the Whig and the other from the Radical section of the Liberal party. A good deal has been said during the last few days about probable ...

... foreigner, whom they regarded with their usual uué)om:ilioume- and suspicion. The Tory party, irritated to excess by the strong Whig principles of '.l:e Court and by their own exclusion from office in the preceding summer, misconstrued & marriage in which ...

... of the prisoner, and he replied that he had sot; it was some months ago. but he had applied several times and was tired of Whig iefused.—Prisoner said he had apolied:at the Sailors'Hometiut itapocered that he then had uo money.—Mr. Swale said that the ...