... votes, against Mr. Brown, th Conservative. So faras the state of parties two returns make no difference—the Whi succeeded a Whig, and the Tory a Tory. cumstances connected with both elections them rather more than the usual degree of Ta Kilmarnock, the ...

... the Radical: yet, act by their own strength, and almost alway the Government, the old contest of Whigs and Tor ie intro- atical than ever, whilst the Whigs will be more li they have been of late, But it is only next sessi consequences of this fact, which ...

... M‘Cullon’s Hotel, Hillsborough. —Northern Whig. Wherbthe Rev. Hugh Hanna has found the Devil. —The Rev. Hugh Hanna, who made himself so notorious in the late Belfast riots, has written letter to the editor of the Northern Whig, in which he says—“By your article ...

... wine and 107 glasses of whisky-total for the week for the two hospitals, 720 glasses of wine and glass «of whisky. -—XorOtem Whig. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ...

... work ; all this combined testify their superiority. JAMES REID, Builder. 58, John Street, Aberdeen, August, 1868. Whig and Tory.—The name Whig” is said be derived from the Celtic vyhan, sort of large saddle, with bags attached it, in use among the freebooters ...

... his | succeeded to the title and family estates ; a1 restoration of the Whig» last year, he was ¢ the post of Viceroy of Ireland. The decea in high estimation among the old Whigs, to did good service. For many years he disch arduous and important though ...

... have accelerated the dis-olution ave The Whigs calculate upon a majority afer J trong enough to refuse any terms to Si hie faithless and degraded one tieetve ! By dissolving before July, Sir Rob deprive the Whigs of their advant he is, perhaps, weak enough ...

... question, He is admitte | be ove of the soundest and ablest lawyers of wee re. | He is, however, a Whig, and the appointme: in the eee ee ee have made, had a Whig Minister been in pows The Tories grumble, and, we must confess, turally. In the words of the old ...

... Wednesday last. con- ‘And if extreme Radicals or Chartists sho | cept an unrestricted knowledge qualification the | servatives and Whigs ought not to refuse the | fae that have been urged abc ...

... is jast possible that he may better, in the course of the next eight day: Whig opposition altogether. For with the exception of sweet reveng Protectionists, and a quasi party Whigs, what is there, afier all, to be gaine sent by turning out the Government ...

... Chancellor. For years he has the policy of the Whigs as absurd and wicke selects the men from his party who are kno neavest and likest to the Whigs. We do not think Sir Robert Peel can g country by Tory men on Whig principles. 1 ever, undoubtedly, judging from ...

... per 3. per from od on jor J. Grim- for the jewellery should be reduced to Uf ba were given up. IRELAND. Report.—The Northern Whig says port of a most painful character, seriously affe a well-known Irish nobleman, who is at present formed the general topic ...