... the last week or ten slays than were obtained for six months previously. The Royal Artillery is the favourite corps.—Northern Whig. On Friday night the Australasian left the Mersey, for Canasta, with upwards of a thousand troops on board, and on Saturday ...

... to the extreme unimportance of the controversies which divided the political factions. The largest subject about which the Whig democratic parties disputed was the constitutionality of the United States Bank. One i,rreat question, indeed, then was. and ...

... which is not, stupidity, stupidity and falsehood, our stupid contemporary, such a paper as the Scotsman, slavish Whig scribes, perversions of the truth (twice), deliberate misrepresentations (thrice), base and totally groundless —and ...

... the neepayers will have too I voice. The legislation of the present slay is all tending to cyntraloatioto, means by ethicdt Whigs of the new scholia seek to ntreugtheu their party from the large ai 00000 tut of petty patronage it places at their dispootal ...

... irror. SATURDAY. APRIL 5, 1862. LOCAL NOTES. We have, on several occasions of late, pointed out that the legislation of the Whigs on all domestic or parochial matters is fast sapping the foundation of our liberty—the right of local self-government. It was ...

... prinr, reportee, and editor. In 1789 Woodfall was te succeed by James Perry, who turned the Chronule into a tborough-going Whig organ, and in its columns introduced the present system of reporting the debates in parliament. Under his management the Chronicle ...

... 11th inst., in Middle Church-street, Whitehaven, Mr. John Postlethwaite, aged 57 years. Two MURDERS IN IRELAND.—The Northern Whig reports two murders of a singularly terrible character. Mr. John Herdman, who is described as one of the wealthiest and most ...

... Government. We must not, however, blink the fact, that there exists in the present Cabinet a majority who belong to the new Whig-school of politica, aud who are slowly, but surely, undermining our parochial liberties, which, session after session, undergo ...

... Sharing with him the philosophic ideas of the , eighteenth French century, in polities she was II &thoroughly aristocratic Whig, without the slightest Radical tendency, proudly liberal, and as strongly attached to social hierarchy as faithful to her party ...

... patronage at the disposal of the present government. It has been Sir John Harding's fate to advise the government (whether Whig or Tory) on the international questions that arose during the Russian and Italian wars, on the affair of the CArrlip d Georges ...

... of America. While Garibaldi declares his sympathy with the north, Mr. Mitchell gives his adhesion to the south. We (Northern Whig) could not desire better testimony to the intrinsic merits of the controversy between the two powers. Ting Rim IN Hvnt Praix ...

... in favour of the rich and against the poor to be carried into practical effect. Thirty yearn ago the present leader of the Whigs and the present leader of the Tories concurred in voting that any improved value imparted by operation of law to the property ...