... much pleasure, an able and elaborate article towards this end, which our readers will find in the new number of the veteran Whig organ, the Edin- burgh Review. The great stumbling block in the way of an improved machinery for the mechanics of legislation ...

... domination. It is not the first time that faction has resorted to so miserable an expedient. When William the Fourth dismissed the Whigs in 1834, their then organ, the Times, falsely charged the Queen with I having done it all. The Tory party who, during the ...

... self had continued to bring charges against those who s had carried on 'a continuous commerce of corruption with successive Whig governmnents, a topic on which the pro- o prietor he had alluded to was a competent witness. He te was Prepared for any amount ...

... concealed her contempt for all. In short, to speak plainly, if not mad, she was a very worthless ?? Holland's Menoirs of the Whig Party. CHARACrER OF THEm NATIVES or BFNOAL.-A young man, who has been for some time with the Indian army, gives the follow- ...

... eldest son to support the Ministry of which the marquis is a member; Arundel, which sends to Parliament a son of its owner, the Whig Duke of Norfolk; Richmond, which, at the bidding of the Earl of Zetland, regu- larly returns two good Liberals; Wilton, in ...

... children-residing in the village, were suddenly seized with the disease, and all died in the course of a few hours. The Northern Whig of Tuesday also reports the unmistakable appearance of cholera in the town of Carrickfergus. DR. CULLEN ON THE POLXA.-The ...

... benfor deune as well as the confidence of the Crown. The object of the minority-representation clause, he said, was to give the Whigs some of the 46 new county seats; wut thig county members were of a class that only put a drag o0 a Liberal Government, as much ...

... wbile his Lordship was Foreign Secretary,s The deceased peer was always a' strong adberent to the political principles of the Whig party, andlfrom 1835 to 1841. he. held the office of Post. ?? nnder Viscount. Melbourne's Adininisfra- tioni having beefh ...

... Iliad with the repeal Odyssey, historgy records how la- f mentable was their failure. Lord iohn Russell and the I aristooratic Whigs, it is said, manfully fought the battle of I reform, and carried the great Oeasnre of 18S2; but now c they prefer comfort to ...

... athalf-past sizn in he ornng nie sea-vessels of whe enemyoeo sively to the'' whole extent of the oatteries'Ni. 2, ,f4, and 5, whig h they attacked, throwing occasiopaily shells Into the town itself, and finished by directing their con- centrated fre UpOD ...

... the fireslde blas 5 ?? Pennsadiafsif I yeas u£lce, Hai-sn - howas aaloofotco, owent to- ee his father-hi. IIawwho was a srong whig. Howv te to, Hens? 'sacd -he o1d .man -owtoto,,der2l! lHowvyou.eolng to' t Iotef, dis & Hanar'; 'Oh Wt ?? yous'00bia do ...

... been made shows pretty clearly how great must have been the Ur- gency which impelled it. Lord Granville, one of the young whigs of great promise and some performance, and who is generally popular from the courtesy of his manner and his zeal in theuen ...