... Orange 'was justified in throwing his sword into the scale of the English Whigs, how much more is Victor Emmanuel justified in throwing his sword into the scale of the Neapolitan Whigs! The Government of Naples has been the scandal of Europe for forty years ...

... that sketch had fallen that chance, the throne. She drank. Her husband was a Dane thorough-bred. A Tory, she governed by the Whigs; like a woman, like a mad womnan. She had fits of rage. She was violent, a brawler. Nobody more awkward than Anne in directing ...

... Texas -avairy, on the nlight of the 16th escaping the observation vf the naval forces. : - Wash'n ton, April 22 The Richmnd Whig of yesterday says-2or some days it has been reported here that the so-called Confederate Government, consisting of Jeff. Davis ...

... himself to politics, and bids fair, with the assistance of a brother who is just coing forward, and from whom the advanced Whigs hope much, to relive the political influence of the House of Cavendish- Their further rise will be watched without annoyance ...

... RIOTING AT BELFAST. {Froa the, Special edition of the Northern Whig.1 Belfast, Friday Morning. The rioting which has been going on every night during the week culminated to an alarming pitch tbis morning, and several hand-to-hand fights oc- curred between ...

... dwelt upon the necessity of having labour represented in Parlia. ment. He should go to the House of Commons as much to oppose Whig sham as to combat Tory opposition to popular improvements. He should not deal with party except to expose it when it attempted ...

... wao enabled to achieve a far greater victory than he would have done if he had come forward as a liberal Con- servative or a Whig. He therefore embraced the term, and was ready to defend it. His own expla- nation of Tory was an English gentleman of in ...

... whichappeartoindicate that her Majesty'i Mieisters were mneditating a coup de main; Whig candidates are slyly feelig their way. in certain constituencies where a Whig has not dared to show his face for many. years before, and where success could only ...

... should have got the con- sent of their friends and their foes to such a iseasure and that they should have wrested irom the Whigs the palm of Constitutional lBeorm. It is a question which may be dis- cussed, and probably will be discussed to the end of ...

... multiply instances? The fact is, Mr Moncreiff credits the Whigs with the advocacy of. every liberal idea, and the suffering, for con- science sake which every political thinker hats endured if the Whigs subsequently took his principles under their guardianship ...

... OF THE'END. (From the Spectstor.) The retirement of Lord John Russell to the Lbrds I teaches is the melancholy lesson that Whigs- are hot jwnmDrtal. Tlhe lode bwhg aveL led the Liberals of. Lflg'ui4u .sr many years, in the ineviifable zontr e- things must ...

... chnesston, easel he is far less genuinely g t onservative than was Sir Cornewall Lewis. His s, appointment would msake all Insdia Whig, and soothe u lie the exasperation iaa the North, which is not dimi- s, a nished by thne constant remark that Mlanchester ti ...