... Tne governing daises, embodying a gigantic political monopoly. have been represented ny .elect see lone of their own order—Whigs and Tories, at intervals—and have been responsible for whatever events, springing front political or administraive canines ...

... and penny hole-and-corner journalism—thanks to the devices of Whig•ltadical statesmatiship—we now have both ; and it will not be thafault of either, nor the fault of their progenitors, the Whig-Radicals, if our social condition does not develop° itself into ...

... vacate them again. and trust to the severities of winter to diminish the forces of the lour-footed enemy. The Warrenton (Va.l Whig states that an old man, named Gregg. was recentty released from the Fauquier County Jail, after an iocarceratton of ten years ...

... know that it has cost, and will cost, a large sum of money ; and we have a painful want of faith in the statesmanship of the Whig official who at present *“does” India for us. All we can say is, that if constitutional self-government is ot meant to be a ...

... also supported by a noble earl than whom there is not a more stanch supporter of her Majesty's. government, nor a more decided Whig of the out school. I was supported by the high authority of Earl Fitzwilliam, and her Nlajesty's government do not appear to ...

... saffrage, on the principle of Mr. Locke King's motion, may bc retarded almost as a retried thing. The remaining rot en boroty.rbs—Whig thouch they be, nod appan igre of the heirs of the Sydne3a and the Ito., Its—must also go. A rotten borough is what theme/a ...

... this region, and the determination is that Kansas shall be free.” Sip AccrpeNT AT SkownEGAN, Maine.—We learn from the Bangor Whig, that at Skowhegan, on Monday evening last, two gentlemen and two lmfics who were sailing in a boat upon the river, were n ...

... Governnicht to the Trrastarership of the County Courts of lent, in the room of the late Mr. W. F. A. Delane. iisrvices to the Whig party are too well known to need reeapitulvtion here ; hut the last occasion on which he came before the puhlie was in conneetton ...

... and the girth 26 inches. According to Mr, Whiteside there is a gentleman who says that he received 1,000/, a-year from the Whigs to read the newspapers at his office, and afterwards 1,0007, a-year from the Tories to read the newspapers at home. A London ...

... occasion to denounce fancy diets ball, and told his h hat no one who attended them was on tine road to salvation. The Northern Whig observes that the zeal of the Marquis of Hertioni's agent in serving notices to quit - on tenants who gave independent votes ...

... least, gained something by his appeal to the country. His majority, supposing his policy to be Liberal, is as large as the Whigs secured at the first election under the Reform Bill. The question then forces itself upon ua, will Lord Palmerston find it ...

... time he has been under the cloud of public disapprobation. He at once relied on his forty years’ character as a consistent Whig, to whom the public owe much, and has been content, without reviling his opponents, though he has had many an opportunity, ...