... Charles Wood, and other member* of the two hist governments—the Peelites and whigs—are includedand all agree pretty closely ns to the way in which they should placed. The late whig premier gets the leadership of the House of Commons, with the office of Home ...

... but, It does not suit the palate of intcraicddlcrs, you must denounced, and the violators of the law nations” let loose. The Whig “ criminars song,” ami draws up j his heroine, J.B. foe pounds placed, contrary to ) the ** law of the land,” to aid and assist ...

... a “damnable superstition,” with the worship of Mumbo Jumbo ! But listen to the further insolence of this man ! He says the Whig has always been the friend of tho “Roman Catholics,” but that speaks Protestants think of Popery. Why, this is adding insult ...

... One local journal, the Whig, exhibits much anger and resentment; and tells piteous story of its treatment the festive personages who shook their heels and inverted their glasses in the court-house, on Wednesday night. The Whig says it sent its Reporter ...

... Cabinet, the disgrace being all the Whig side, it must acknowledged Lord John Bussell (impotent old driveller he is becoming) and his tail are working Heaven and earth to push out the Peebles* and get in more Whig “ blocks, and to that end the newspapers ...

... has long associated the policy of (he American democrats with high-handed injustice, and has so uniformly imputed to tbeir whig antagonists an enlarged sense of international rights, that, on a view of the recent contest tiikeo from such a point as Cuba ...

... has been for Home time editor of Whig. The other day, havin'had a quarrel with the present proprietor of that paper, in which ho considered his feelings a man honour greatly outraged, broke off bis connection with tho Whig at once, and left for Ixnidon. ...

... to exalt a handful of selfish aud imbecile Whigs to power the sacrifice of the unfortunate people of India. The issue of the affair is thus far gratifying, too—-that it heralds the utter destruction of the Whigs as powerful parliamentary party. Their strength ...

... ignorant scribe in the Whig, writing blathering nonsense) any personal inupiity. Reis said to be pious, rather gaol-Jaturcd and amiable —however harsh the government carried on in his name may be—though ho may be weak. Nevertheless, the Whig (chiefly because ...

... ________ HANDSOMELY-FURNISHED APARTMENTS WANTED, the vicinity of th* LINEN HALL, for a few months -Address, “W. Collbs. Northern Whig Office,” stating particulars. High Harrogate, Nov. 9, 1858. CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY WAREROOMS, Not 15 17, Arthur-Street, Belfait ...

... is odd ; and curiona ex* ample of the motives which influence some of our precious popular teachers. The proprietor of the Whig announces that is going to publish bis psper daily in future ; and, in doing so, talks the usual harmless thing about the great ...

... PETTY LARCENY The Northern Whig was once very respectable journal ; but its present conductors seem resolved to ruin its reputa. tion past redemption. ♦Hero is the last sample of their doings:— The I.ishman (our readers hardly require to be told) goes ...