... 'command oif,,hat 'station, andrserng ijn the (Pi&ina Seasin tpe flagship Wighesates, bP). ,Captaini John Oharlee ?? Jlay, (1851, whig, flatl pxnotexd'fo' lifeeficient services against. 'the praee ?? ?? wSas, is appointod Flag Captain to ?? Sir Thoa e J, Coeb- ...

... seore. c tary to the great Duke of Wellington. As to Mr. Gre. S ville's being a tory, it is notorious that he is a most bitter whig partisan, the busy-body of Brooks's. the boarder at. Lord Granville's, and contributor to the Times newspaper; a toand those ...

... 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 ...

... Your situation will shortly improve.- b-OMER.' ' er TRANSACTIONS WITHI SPAIN. -We have been 0± favoured, says the ANorthern Whig, by a gentleman who has extensive mercantile transactions with Spain, with the he perusal of a correspondence, just received ...

... last tt e year, even allowing for the cost of transit front tiga to the U n Pneutral Prussian port of Memnl. The Northern Whig, in le its commercial review, looks to one certain source of re- 'e vival for the linen trade-namely, reduction ia the price ...

... trade continues as dull as possible, bnt a revival ise looked for in a mouth or two, after fatmers have completed their ?? Whig. ...

... note ?? ilcr ti! 1e6i t *e widows tind orpharzs of ithe soldie e.a. i e, or wto lniay fall, it: ttte 'car in tilc ELot. I e , Whi/g reitarks *- Tle ttppeal made ti tle pulhio ill we are saute, liitd r. tetnty and Ii !erln rt ipue. ?? i li*enice of tite ...

... of Port Glasgow, and was born in that seart in the year 1782. He was called to the Scotch bar i 107 On the accession of the whigs to office, in 1830, he -s ?? pointed an advocate depute, but did not long serve in capacity, being promoted in 1831 to the ...