... aunouno ments of the fineness of the weather, the favourite prospects in the gold diggings, the commission several murder*, Whig victory in the elections Sacramento,and some sixty house* (read mud and palm-leaf htatv) burnt at Uotgona, the Isthmus. Fortv ...

... the most part, confined to the progn the State and Federal elections. The Democrats appear have gained considerably upon the Whig party the ret ura of some of the most important offices. The Spanish proposal for the settlement of the Cuban difficulty had ...

... reimburse Lord Clarendon. The trial, however, imagine, will materially weaken the moral influence of the Whig,. Man who play with pitch must be defiled, and Whig, cannot stoop to dirty work without carrying away tome portion of dirt themselves. Some little sensation ...

... j>entlem«n vacancy created in *he rej re§en?H-'iun the East Uidirg ..f Yorkshire. was in hia 58th year. Broadley was Projectionist Whig. It may i«e that in 1R45 he was the author of remonstrance to Lord John Russell, on the occasion the noble lord writing letter ...

... bad been disturbed, thenceforth, by no member Opposition, but the father of the house, and the most consistent supporter of Whig principles. Mr Hume bad dune it. His motion had been carried, and the basis of the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s statement ...

... been called on to invest this tax with permanent character When Sir U. I’eel ftrs: proposed its adoption, the c use of the Whig Administration, and will licit ten million-, asktd 'hat it might imposed *or three years, hut with intimation Yha’ it would ...

... Throat, P-in* ll.n Sole. Brtrk,’Loin., iko. i Spennatorrh.ea, and other Urino-Genital Diseases; tial.rbut it is favourable the Whigs. Georgia and Mis- Obstinate Weakness. Loss of Memory, Nervousnees. Mend- ai l.,ptcd i the new mode of Treatment by Deslandcs ...

... implies considerably more activity than really does prevail. The Court llalmond. Tlial illustrious band of jierformers, the Whig Ministers, are scattered over the country, preparing, it is bo|ied, for next session |H.-ograninio more satisfactory than that ...

... I find tliat bitter is the dislike of Mr Cobdeo to the late Foreign Secretary. After all, however, I should recommend the Whigs to make it np. Birds in their little nests agree, as Dr. Walts says, and surely might do the same. Thus, I trust, that they ...

... very favourable symptoms for the farmer. But still the emigration proceeds enormous scale. The Weather Belfast.— The Northern Whig of Monday contains the following“ For the past few days the weather has be* n very severe. Yesterday, the violence of the rain ...

... lest. the people neither the support of factions nor the aggrandisement oi tamdies can, or ought to be, inai'ers of concern. Whig* and * Tory’ are nothing to us, save they will advance the People’s Bill of Rights Upon Parliamentary and Financial Reformers ...

... promulgation of liberal principles to the exclusion of other—this I flatly and emphetically deny all want is members—whether Whig. Ton-, or Radical, no matter, we are equally glad to receive them, ami if a hundred staunch conservatives will join our ranks ...