... Attorney-General were absent; Mr. O'Ferrall, Sir H. Parnell (we regret to say), le and Sir George Grey were also absent. Among the Whigs ;? who honourably abandoned ministers in the course they ts have pursued on this question will be found the names of I) the ...

... I Wivs OSsClLIIlbI e, MIChA EL CASTI, Es(I. addressedthe statimtnt that, in coniunctioll soith uonle other Gelntlerneon rh whig-Interest, fie bad waitedl onl C0olonel ?? tasce whether lie would ::c* cpt an invitoti(o: to become a Candid t,%1 the ?? of ...

... d by the Tories, supported, indirectly perhaps, but most inconsistently, by the Whig IVest India interest. Whigs,-Old Whigs, as they call thernselves,-inconsistent Whigs, as they have proved themselves, -have been the means of returniing to the first ...

... was) a middle fazed Man, about 5O Years of Age, about 5 Feet 5 Inches high, marked with the imall Pox, wore a round Hat, Grey Whig, Black Coat and Breeches, and a Purple Wailicoat. W A N T E D, LAD that has a Genius for Drawing, Aas an Apprentice in the ...

... however, that Irishmei did owe him a debt of gratitude. There is still in exist ence (the correspondent continues) an Irish Whig part) with a g *>d deal i f moral influence who hope that th ...

... then easy task of removing l him, leaving the ga lbnt Colonel standing alone, almost the only survivor in the neral wreck of Whig county members-when CO Bit is remembered that, in 115, the same Colonel Gore Langton ce moved, against the corn-laws, the Identical ...

... the electors are servants of the Crown. This was Louis Pfcillippe's system in France, and we know how it ended. The Belgian Whigs, who have governed the country with extraordinary succcss for nearly forty years, have deprecated an extension of the suffrage ...

... friends of liberty; and now that our Government has recognised the authority of the King of the French, we hope that both Whigs and Tories will unite in strengthening its hands, and in evincing their acquiescence in a measure based on principles no less ...

... SIR NOEL PATON, From her Majesty's Private Chapel at Osborne, Hofr, 10 to 5. Saturdays, 10 to . Admission 6d. The ZNort1ern Whig says:- Sir Noel Paton preaches in his pictures, and this is one of his most impressive and oolemn sermons.' Tho Aberdeen Free ...

... writers of the day, on subjects connected with the recent royal demise. In this publication the best productions of Refornmists, Whigs, Tories, and Ultras, are gathered, and printed enl msee; thus supplying the discriminating and inquiring politician with la ...

... followed with intense interest, aid tile inlulence of tio book cannot be otlier than benelicial on: e9 the reader.-The Northern Whig, by BY THE SAIME AUTHOR. Uniform with the above. Wr apper Sixpence Cloth One Shillingu s1.t. A iine lpie~c of relsticF writing ...

... fearful epfcts of a conjunction betiveen the ?? Party avid those West-India IlMerchants and Bankers, who, still ranking as Whigs, proceed in so aunbiguous and ] extraordinary a manner, as to risk the honour and success qftheir oki party; and, for want ...