... vainly, to persuade Parliament to place it on a more favourable footing. This the House of Commons, the Tory Government and the Whig opposition, iu the person of Lord John Russell, have refused to do; and uothing, therefore, now remains for the non-intrusion ...

... particular. I am not here certainly an the advocate of the Tories; I am as far from appearing here as the advocate of the Whigs. (Hear, hear. I ann not here to foment quarrels about the Governmem laird He Grey or the Government of Lord Normaidiy. I aui ...

... on that °erasion there existed a difference of political opinion between Dr. W orm% and Mr. Galwei. Dr. rowan voted for the Whig candidate in opposition to Mr. Galvrev. who started as a Repealer And what's the fart ' that Dr. Foran and his Clergy artnaliv ...

... America, the right of visit, the annihilation of the 4:we-trade were to be discussed—then forsooth neither the leader of the Whig opposition nor the Prime Nlinister could prevent the House being counted out. Of course no one can be so foolish $ to suppose ...

... price to 40967. For Mk, the 29th, 1187 tons, of 71 cats each. TRADE AND COMMERCE. boron Duirso&—The on the Mbper% into from (Whig Me lent 10,711,10 W, Ii the jug mouth of 1041 they bad beta 7,1411/ t, aud in 1 %MAW m. hempeu and 'alien threads immteled ...

... Belfast to Liverpool, experienced, on that night, a most unusually rough sea, though the weather was calm. --Belfast Norffiress Whig. A Poon-Lso, COMMNSIONZICA VALUATION or Rr.i.inioN. --At a recent meeting of the Kinsale Board of Guardians, a motion was brought ...

... that Lend Biougham's last grand dinner patty in. eluded the Duke and his Ministers, but no Whig or Liberal, unless Mr. Commissioner th:ougliass, who was once a Whig, be more consi s tent than his noble brother. We may now readily cuter into the wit of H ...

... But, as charity begins at home, 1 would suggest to you, that for the present we might safely leave it to the piety of the Whig Bishops to weep over the modern Sampson running away with the gates of Baal. I should wish you to cast your scrutinizing eye ...

... marriage, nor talents that can be called brilliant, be was, even at that early age. marked out for the future leader of the Whigs ; ' on his premature death he was made the subject of public eulogy and lamentation in the House of Commons, by foes as well ...

... between the trim who in 1:417 was marked out by his moral More than by his intellectual qualities for the leadership of the Whig party, and that cormorant of power and fame who aspired to reach that high eminence by any means. But we are outrunning our ...

... sparkling assaults on the Addington administration in 1S113; if so, they will be amused the following picture in that year of A WHIG COUNCIL Or MAR. The old Opposition party held a meeting hot night to discuss their plans; I learned • few particulars of it ...

... reduced it to • third of the amount demanded by the magistrates. Lord Campbell, when Attorney-General, had hooted that the Whigs hid put down Chartism, but that was not a thing to be done ; just as easily might you put down the Howe of Commons itself. ...