... literary merit, with the old Newo Abunthsy as it fi shone during the high bpoon of its west end repute, as bt the organ of the Whig fashionable coteries, the chronicle o of romantio scandals, and the dry nurse of dsdgling b n*velists of the- silver fork ...

... tbs private worth of a gentleman froma whose political opiniosa he differedt- Jutly Stb, Isis. MY DEaR DE. GrsnY-When thoe Whigs, in addition to their crimes against tenant.-ight, eight years ago, made the attempt to abolish tue viceroyalty as the beginning ...

... itemn-three Ameolcansa and thres llle~~0badlived- there faui'teasnyaars, and Hpseyietified themselves with the natives Oaf ?? Whig. I~eieic~ ?? a latter from St. Peters- ~ tm~relly napoving. A new journal, called ~ ~l~tasaaanPapr, nda new weekly journal ...

... udoutedindouenee on tire state of political rie.Ana llacbew ntegreet houses of Derby and iefr, the Staunhes Tois the leading Whigs, would be& deth-.blow tothe Pamrtninterest and thle various fictioliS into which the great Liberal party 1Is split. FES~TIVITIES ...

... whom he had connec- tion, Mr. Otway replied in an oral addrsss, in the de- live7g of which the learned gentleman was much ?? Whig. NEw Z Lt&snD-AUCKLASD.-The folltsvng paras graph is from she New Zealander of the 20th March - The fifth anniversary :of ...