... like these stand at the door. If Sir Lacy Evans does not sit in the chair of Wellington, Sir Colin Campbell should.— Northern Whig. The Ottoman Bank is on the eve of making its first large operation. The Sultan has applied to it for loan of 20,000,000 of ...

... annual produce of cloth that would extend over surface in a direct line of 1,000,000 miles.— Builder-. The Richmond (U.S.I Whig says i— As will be seen bytelegraph, Mr Brooks of South Carolina, after the adjournment of the Senate, administered to Senator ...

... promising to pay him a visit Turin next spring. Th-> Richmond Whig hints to the north that the south tbe slave states—may annex to England, if a separation should take place. Does the Whig suppose that go into partnership with the south slavery and all ...

... born at Omagh, in the county of Tyrone and we are told that he emigrated, to act as British Consul, to New York.— Northern Whig. The Money Market. —You scoundrel, cried distinguished stock-broker last week to pickpocket plying his trade, what are ...

... again, and not half-price for it doesn't pay (Roars of laughter.) Come at first price. (Applause and loud laughter.)— Northern Whig. Prince Frederick William of Prussia arrived in London on Saturday, on a visit to the Piincess Royal. There is such a scarcity ...

... local well Imperial interests. Now, it has become as decrepid and imbecile as—say select club of natural leaders.— Northern Whig. BROUGHTY FERRY. On last Sabbath evening no less than five hundred passen- gers were booked by the train leaving at twenty ...

... the resignation of the Earl of Somers. I have not as yet heard who likely to fill the vacancy ; but there are several young Whig noblemen very well qualified to be Lord Somers's successor. Lord Coke and Lord Suffield are mentioned; both are young, well ...

... was cast into the deep the following day, the captain reading the prayers. Two other men were also greatly injured.— Nurihem Whig. The Loss of the Imogene.—A passenger on board the Falcon has published the following additional particulars At three o'clock ...

... something in the Globe's volunteered praises upon Lord John Russell, few evenings ago, and that the attempt of the evening Whig organ to galvanise tbe noble Lord out of his present comatose state meant more than met the eye.— Court Circular. _ Prostitution ...

... lst of June that year, and was hung that month Dur ham. At the time of Jobbing's trial, an old law had been revived by the Whigs, whioh condemned a murderer to the gibbet. Jobbing was the only person, we believe, gibbeted under that act; but so great was ...

... but from his mental training, he being a political economist, of the same school to which Earl Fitzwilliam among the pure Whigs belongs. He is very wealthy, and-as far as the expenditure of money goes, will probably sustain the repute of John Bull in ...