... (Fr the Northers Whig.) On Friday and Saturday last, we wee; visited by very severe gales of wind blowing from S.S.E. to S.S.W., during which, the shipping along the coast has suffered severely, and several lives have, we regret to say, been lost. On ...

... cheerless than under the possession of its present tenants. The Whig Ministers turn a cold shoulder to everybody. The result is that nobody feels any real cordiality in the cause of the Whig Ministers ; and Members of the House, who have been alternately ...

... party move, and selecting the skirmishers, but in reality to re-organise a vigorous and uncompromising oppeeition to the Whigs fur the after- Easter campaign. Further secessions from the Peelites wore announced at the conference, and an assurance con• ...

... aubket—we will venture very confidently to assure our readers that there is as much chance of Sir Robert Peel displacing the Whig Cabinet just now as of his becoming Emperor of Hayti or Great Llama of Thibet. ...

... affairs—Free Traders and Protectionists opposed to Free Traders and Proteetionints as to the propriety of capsizing the ricketty Whig mach, for that is really the question put to test on all these occasions, whether disguised under the name of Austndia ' or ...

... subject—we will venture very confidently to assure our readers that there is as much chance of Sir Robert Peel displacing the Whig Cabinet just now as of his becoming Emperor of lisyti or Great Llama of Tbibet, ...

... bank when the catastrophe took place, said he observed the females struggling very heard with Casson. It is conjectured that, Whig good swimmer, lie would have saved himself, had the females not clung to him. %Viten Hall was taken up he was quite exhausted ...

... to the result. Happily, the fire was soon checked, and before it spread from the premises , in which it originated.—Northern Whig. A fine porpoise was taken alive last week by the rubonneu of Boutbport, ...

... I believe, honest man as he is, ca n not be styled a model in oratory. Sir 0. ' Grey is probably the best speaker among the Whig chiefs in the House of Commons; but lie speaks too fasti and, though clear and elegant, lie wants vigour, I think, and force ...

... conclusions about anything. The leader of the Protectionists apparently urging forward retrenchments, and the leader of the Whigs really shelving them—such is the actual spectacle ! ...

... Ministerial Mr. Bright, as the Spectator of last week calls the member for Manchester apropos to his salvation of the Whigs on the salaries debate, is seemingly not at all disposed to set up on his own account, though probably not unwilling to carry ...

... also much pleasure in referring to the very. cordial address presented to him, on behalf of his County Down tenantry.—Nortki n Whig. llorth *WO Iliad. THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 11, The general tendency of foreign affairs is rather more pacific, this week, than ...