... CIIB A. (From the Examiner.) The leading Whig newspaper of New York characterises the official papers on the foreign enlistment dispute, brought over by the last American mail, as an attempt to get up 'a difficulty with Great Britain, to influence the ...

... find it necessary in the• civil, the army, the navy, the consular, and the diplomatic' Services. We threw out the Aberdeen and Whig Cabinet because they did not conduct the war with vigour —because' they did not cast away the form of routine. Lord Palmerston ...

... the sheriff be handed over to the Magistrates; on the other, such a concession would be cutting at the very roots of modern Whig ideas of Government, and between these two stools the bill will fall, although not perhaps till the Town Council have wasted ...

... change of Government officials from one department to another, or even to any accession of one of the family party of the Whigs to the Government of Lord Palmerston. From the document issued by the Manchester employers, as well as from the strong organisation ...