... election for America is beginning to attract considerable attention, and it is likely General Scott will be nominated on the Whig side, and Mr Douglas, or General Cass, on the demoeratic. The news from Cafireland states that jthe war is not yet ended, but ...

... off the sases e ff a dy er th e mpotN, lec If he went into be should go aa a practical commercial reformer. Ile was neither a Whig, T 0.. ., nor It Acid, but an independent Liberal. (Cheers.) lithe would put therr.aelves at the bead of a new political party ...

... 7th. The Whig members of the New York Legislature have nominated General Scott for the Presidency, and the Miasouri State Democratic Convention have a preference for General Gage. The State general election in Rhode Island gone for the Whigs, with the ...

... my hat ;' lament for a favourite goat, ' My Nannie, 0 !' for the young man glorying in a prodigious fine head of hair, Awa. Whigs, awa.'-- A medical gentleman in Dundee, a bit of a wag, on being recently asked by a young lady, more remarkable for her vivacity ...

... of those who sit on the Opposition tenches refused to to guided by his judgment. The Peelitea—Members of his own Cabinet,—Whigs, distieguislied and undistinguished,—mss elan shades of opinion in Oppositioa,—refused to setmet the vote they . had given ...

... for May, price la 6d., contains 1. of Maynooth College. Daytime's Introduction to the New S. Lard Holland'. Hi.tory of the Whig Party. 4. Representative Moo. Narrative of the Voyage of H. M. 8. Rattlesnake. Hewitt' Literature and Romance of Northern Europa ...

... explain his conduct, or to give an account of his stewardship. Ie has, moreover, curried the favour of the burgh exclusives—the Whig coterie of the place ; and sel- dom evinced any interest in, or sympathy with, the views and opinions of the great body of ...

... present Ministry, for instance, seems to owe their unanticipated niajurities in a Parliament that had previously supported the Whigs,mneh less to theirown character, than to a revulsioe on the part of independent members against the suspected manmuvrs through ...

... cinder-hole after that.—Abridg- dismissal. Such an order needs no comment. Ith orest Trees. ed from Roebuck’s History of the Whigs. ready annihilated the hopes of one, and it only re sion for military Lirerary CIRCLES OF Lonnon.—The society of the liter- ...

... Lord John’s measure, the Whigs are quite as strongly and quite as mysteriously moved to throw out Mr Walpole’s. The exact character of the present opposition is betrayed by the cireamstance that when Mr Rich, or any other Whig mem- ber, gets up to criticise ...

... lanies .lohn.tnne (!). we frankly admit that who tlirs, the bill • ewnpletr Tory : Mr Loehr King recrierd the rotes of both Whigs and of essry degree. sis Lord Mowers le, Mr Mr 'handl awd others unitsd with Mr II ttttt e, Mr Cobden. anal Mr Bright in favour ...

... so tend to confirm the opinion that it is a mere Whig-rotten burgh, as simple fact that the expenses of Mr Monertiff a election are said to be paid by Mr Murray of Ilenderland, or out of a subscribed Whig fund altogether unconnected was these burghs. If ...