... be annexed, the matter will be- come ten times worse. I had written thus far when I received a copy of the Memphis Tennessee Whig, which paper seems to show that the Cuban move- ,ment is almost confined to the slave States. It affirms that the invasionists ...

... voters have been moved in their attitude towards the two great parties. In 1832, the hopes beneficent legislation from the Whig statesmen were as strong in the counties as in the boroughs. In the first Reformed Parliament the English counties were represented ...

... of nineteen mnitlions sterling! TRADE AND OPINIONS ATj Manchester. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The sudden Ousting of the Whigs, and the instalment of the Conservatives created the greatest sensation in this heart of Free-trade, and the name of Derby ...

... ladies layreo the bedchaamoer brought~the whigs in again, and then Iteradicals (being always for the destruction of everything) toes mode it one of the conditions of their rendering their support ipel to the new whig government that the penny-postage system ...

... reform now before that house. He remarked that whatever might be the deunminations of parties now, whether they were called whigs or tories, it wee evidenttbat,with a view to the great social interests of thecountty, they were all occu- pied in the con ...

... 852, 61400X had been aysrovniated out of the trowlles towods 114miahtionotic pta 'lI'e interim dlyl enof Ib.God. ?? would, whig the interim dividend of the eame 404,4mhe up 0 per oent. for the year (rest of income-tax, ftblauce curied ferwmalr wne 4,4dl ...

... -ArmV and Navy Gazette. The two following advertisements, announcing the sale of negroes by auction, are cot from the Richmond Whig .- Auction ?? day. Sale of negroes, crop, stock, and plantation utensils. At public auction, will be sold Monday, November ...

... repute, might chance to divide the honour, if he dare attempt to do the deed. In Salford Mr. Brotherton retires, if the Whigs can manage to office his son (a young barrister) before they bid farewell to the Treasury benches ; if not, most pro- bably ...

... our national expenditure is now, in a time of peoee, sbout twenty millions a year more then some eighteen years ago, when (in Whig parlance) a corruet and lvish Tory government held rule. The public revenue could not be seriously endangered by a gradual ...

... would be said in private life if a trustee took the money confided to him to pay his owni debts? At thae timehtat most honest whig, Lord Althorp, was chancellor of the ex- chequer, and also a commissioner for the reduction of the 'ational debt. The questions ...

... merely party iuterests. Lord Beaconsfield has always blamed the settlement of 1832 having been cunningly contrived to save Whig and to doom Tory boroughs. It is easy to adopt a rule of distribution, the seemingly fair application of which shall tell for ...

... Paris and Strasbourg. ;. 7oradane s5. THE KILDINAN FLAX MILLS.-Some time since a Statomnent having appeared in the Northern Wh/ig to the elfect that Mr. Darg an was about to give up his concerns at Kimdinan, th at gentleman, in contradicting it, said that ...