... two pounds. They are a kind called weavers, and were grown Mr. Fergus Osborne, Kilsarrel, n-ar Dromore.—Belfast Northern Whig, July 6. Not a single instance of the potato disease has •>« yet appeared in Montgomeryshire, and the plants look exceedingly ...

... the people, and trusted that through the medium of the Irish press and the English unstamped, the villainy of this precious Whig ministry would exposed,, not only from the Land's End to John o’Gtoat’s, but from the Hill of Howtb to Cuunamore (cheers.) ...

... sustained elsewhere. I le Lad news for them —news of public interest. The Whigs and Tories had coalesced (hisses.) There were loneer two parties. yes, there are; there are the Whigs and the Tories on the one side, and the people on the other. They had thought ...

... - N'hig and Tory also were ilrst used as erossof mutual reproach at this time. The Whigs vwre so denominated fromna cant name given to four 9cotoh Conventisler= (Whig being milk turned sour.) The Tories were denominated from the Irish bandltti. -o called ...

... Liberal” as it is now accustomed toheusadbylhe Whigs, is aa readily adopted by (be OonsenratiToe, and with, in many cases, quite as much propriety. In fact, for a long time the term Liberal, like the term Whig, has been employed only as a convenient pretext ...

... ueenog. indeed was aozioee when bearvi the Lord Aliborp say the Whigs had in the heart of England balf million of men ready to rise call* that diversion should be made and the power of the Whigs should be tried there. What now would be the consequence? This ...

... some further adherents from among the old Whig party. \advocating a Reform Bill a little in advance of last, but still widely different front that pro- posed by John Russell, which, it appears, many of the old Whig families dislike as much as the Conservatives ...

... ed by the prospect of gain, you are a Whig-a ivarm reformist-pure amid patriotic ; I have, thereflore, no hesitation in addressing von thus piublicly to inmplore that vou will use your endeavours wvith your Whig client, Mr. James Henry Mills, to openly ...

... president of the United States arc thus given by the New York Herald: Genwral Pierce, democrat; Generat Scott, whig; Daniet Webster, uenion whig; J. P. Hale, freesoiter W~illiam Goodell. liberty sano; Governor Trroupe, secessionist. Wmo. Downs, off Ho ...

... kept waiting the result of the first few votes of the House of Commons. THE TRUE POLICY OF THE WHIGS. [ From the Spectator.] The Tories would fain tempt the Whigs to their destruction. They are labouring assiduously to separate them from the body of the people ...

... takes exception to the remark - The Whigs are very mueh oat of place in any party which claims to be thoroughly wad tnlrdyiberal. and adds- Did it not cecur to the writer that the herenitary bead and front of the Whigs (tbe Duke of Argyllt baa stood in ...

... friends of that weekly journal not content with the unexpected triumph of the late Derby Borough Election, must needs with true Whig malice, force the delayed and concentrated bitterness of this week's leading article on unoffending individuals, who hap. pity ...