... cleverness. He meeting with con- siderable force. He has now to contend inst the opposi. tion of the Conservatives, the coolness Whigs, and enemy of all—want of time. Mr. ii is in the field with Mr. Reynolds on le went down address is expected on Monday morning ...

... the dungeons of Spielberg, Komorn, will be Pel- and dire retribution be taken on all aspirants for happy homes in the great Whig families and statesmen, as well as earnest sympathy with the tam martyrs, & vi continuance of slavery in North Italy. if the ...

... everything that be bas done since it was hatched in @ magazine, All Liberals and Radicals he would have vote for Conservatives and Whigs, not apparently because they are in favour of the bantling, but in order to remove Mr Gladstone from thy political scene, so ...

... A farmer’s party is forming itself. By and by, he famous ...

... SiR GEOR TREVELYAN'S Home Rule is not the only test by which the Liberalism of the Whig-Unionists has been tried and found wanting. There are other great and = important objects which the Liberal party has set before it, quite apart from the question ...

... cheerless than under the possession of its present tenants. The Whig Ministers turn a cold shoulder to everybody. The result is that nobody feels any real cordiality in the cause of the Whig Ministers ; and Members of the House, who have been alternately ...

... else), at is put a has no- Show in ch would rne, and 's weans, ear, and panders his wife's purchase has got y (eels it it's Whig )uardiau tire corn- xothsayer a, in moo Owl, the f marquo : thu tato 'se man,' I arm her eke thou- in 000194 re gr. some- ...

... on upon uy, “it Cpe irs younger, the z to increas pon him for and good her veterans able to the at with the and making er of Whig at their best ras in seat for Mr ers of the y has been ection with hat attitude It 1s under- Rale, asa he Govern- the Brim ...

... Misner has destroyed the at Panola. enforcing the conscripuca ‘Waines Hills wear ¥ den wal Jane 17.—A copy of the Vicksburg Whig, printed in tne siege at parpose is to die sooner than surrender. ves ail Haines’ Bru to be advancing 02 our et thet point ...

... of spiritual aid, spending the money in episcopal palaces; desene all the contempt anybody has to spate, after giving the Whigs their proper allowance If the following Lill be not then, most certainly, it is, at all events, reni Palace for Bishop Sneaklinm ...

... party move, and selecting the skirmishers, but in reality to re-organise a vigorous and uncompromising oppeeition to the Whigs fur the after- Easter campaign. Further secessions from the Peelites wore announced at the conference, and an assurance con• ...

... MORNING, SEPT. 29, 1847. The London papers announce, in a very remarkable paragraph, the advantages of being a Whig—a Whig official, and a defeated Whig candidate. No party ean be so effectively consoled for the ingratitude of a constituency as the favourite ...