... bubbling pot of general election order rejuve- The Times suggests compromise, something would slip easily through both houses. The Whig* have promised Mr Bright to jurnn into that qusrt battle, but now that is not in condition very truculent, they had better ...

... but that' ere win the Dbewoeratle ticket, this' ere is the Whig. Rut V strive to Tote twits I 'ben have you saramed. yes r the of the so,uPNk;the. I sacs that if I'm dieted the ri the Whigs. after gnu' the whets for the Diluneeratiet, there ain't no ...

... General had n from experiatt:Ape =c lad. ence to dould if his ' , perches looked well in print.— t.--Onee upon a time Northers Whig. ▪ma who is now a eteckingmaker in Ilawiek ACCIDENT AT MR. Ciller' , AT OE . •- • gendesian'a servant, and often resided Nlr ...

... five millions oflruhC.. tholics. For the first time withia the memory of the present generation huthe »nti-Catholic nress, Whig and Tory, been shamed into abso fat. silenee by the overwhelmingargument and the mild yet firm tone which the juft de Catholics ...

... little in politieal af. - but he was at heart a true nationalist, and deplored the sad calamities brought upon this by the Whigs. In fact, taking him allia a clergyman and an Irishman, shall look upon hia like again. To all who think not of their last ...