... Austria and the poor exile to escape and rise naturally into a most formidable importance. By Tory, and a few over-scrupulous Whig, newspapers a censure has been pronounced on municipal bodies for the alleged faults—first, of going beyond their own province ...

... Graham, and remained there night; so that it may assumed that the right hon. baranet approved of the step the young aspirant Whig-ward, and Sir James himself is expected follow due season.— Carlisle Patriot. Sir James Graham is about to make experiment ...

... York Election, Nov. 5, 11 a.m.—-The largest return would seem to indicate that the Democrats had carried the City and the Whigs the State. Mississippi Election, Nov. 4.—The election was proceeding with considerable spirit, going strongly in favour the ...

... The American elections are going amid great excitement. The Democrats, it is believed, will be triumphant the City, but the Whigs the State, of New' York. Death has been busy of late among our most eminent Scottish lawyers. Within the last two years, Jeffrey ...

... triennial Parliaments Such scheme is comprehensive and safe. should please the Radicals, without inordinately frightening the Whigs. With good advocacy, it will becarried emphatically and triumphantly into the judgment of the people, aud they bestir themselves ...

... the faithful, just tno Irish bishops aro divided now between Rome on tho one side, Clarendon, Lord John, and the murdering Whigs the other. And. who was Jerome for? For Rome, certainly, for him united to the chair of St Peter. you imitate this great doctor ...

... despatches of Sir Harry Smith, and to take his part in liquidating the consequent little bills of Sir Charles Wood. Northern Whig. An Attempt Burn out Haynau. A letter from Pesth, of the 16th ult, says:— Field-Marshal Haynau, who is present residing on ...

... the approaching Presidential election in the United States, that there will bo two national conventions—tho one to nominate Whig, and the other a democrat There may be some other conventions, and ultra-southern men may nominated a slavery ticket, and ...

... His manners were considered remarkably austere. At present seems no likelihood the perpetrators being discovered.— Northern Whig. Call.—On Tuesday, the 2d inst., the United Presbyterian Church of Campbeltown, Ardersier, gave a unanimous call to Mr William ...

... they will neither forget nor forgive the tyranny and atrocities of Louis Napoleon. Englishmen, as Englishmen—no matter whether Whig, Tory, or Radical—would at once indignantly hurl a usurper from his place ; but Frenchmen are only patriots and lovers of liberty ...

... about a century advance. We are neither extreme chartists ul-washcd Whigs ; and, as we were proverbial for being terror to the Tories 1832, so we are prepared to the same to the Whigs in 1852, should Lord John's Bill fall or t 0 f our expectations. In ...

... who pled for his tergiversation, that an editor, like a lawyer, could honestly ror pay, take up any side in politics, be it Whig or lory—now declares himself a political puritan of the ust water, and says, shall never go one hair's breadth out of our ...