... speech on the Eastern Question : Lord Palmerston's last speech on Eastern affair, completes an outline of the policy of the Whig Cabineta hand to-mouth policy of vulgar interests, an anti- Christian policy, a policy without breadth, or dity, calculated ...

... closed Is dearer. Mao^ Is worth ls to es more, both on the spot and floating. Malt was In moderate request. Prices BRITIs 11. WHIG! •. Roes. Kent, and floffolk, white, per qr 67 to ci 34 to 39 ..—Enci and flutfolk Tick sad Barrow . Sin i.Xn.ry per qr. to ...

... Abbey, aud might have been expected to beivthe secrets Ate Cabinet, wag wholly the dark. Abbey, wlueh>was said to the sertof Whig diplomacy, was at that time, apparently, sacredto quietude and kind hospitality. However Mr. Ellice w«nt -to town and wrote ...

... effect so much for the public weal, which ha 3 produced nothing but failure and disappointment—is numbered with the past. The Whigs °Pened the campaign with flourish of trumpets. There Was to be bran new Reform Bill, to please everybody, d impart new life ...

... than the pestilent wasps. The one is pernicious as the other is baneful. Irishmen, action ! an inactive Celt who patronizes Whig newspaper, sold to the English interest, and sneers at a national journal as the organ of enthusiasts is inert Celt will give ...

... on hose character rests not a speck. lor talents and sincerity’, during his residence in Dublin, even the Conservative and Whig journals of that city gave him credit. was a’ ed in every movement that coaid benefit his fellow man, and was the faithful ...

... confiscation, and bloodshed, if the borough franchise were reduced to 61., and the county franchise to 101. Old-fashioned Whigs, who have never advanced a step beyond 1832, and have perhaps retrograded even from that point, joined in the chorus of fear ...

... comparative quality, as so depends on the weather for the , next two weeks or so.—From a Tyrone Correspondent of I the Northern Whig. It may be peofkabts to Mr to knew that tb OlijirloEm PeTRST STARCH, which Is been eselnalvell need in lIER M atEPTTIt LAt ...

... Sixteen Shillings. Subscribers' names received John Amott. Cloisters, Gloucester; and by Mr. John Parker, Hereford. The Belfast Whig states that the yield the crops Ireland, is likely to exceed the average of the four years, but that a scarcity of hands to ...

... OPERA AT THE THEATRE. According to Horace Wa'pole, all opera music is, or rather used to bo, either Whig or Tory. In the present day political fesling does not run high enough admit «o delightfully simple a classification, but (be lovers of generalities ...

... have had very rich bit of scandal furnished to them by the Berwick Election Committee. One sergeant Brodic who had, under the Whig Administration been discharged from his post of Inspector of Saddlery Weedon, appears to have introduced himself to Mr. D’l-wacli ...

... Could he have imagined that such a story could gain credence, even among those who lake their tone of faith and morals from a whig newspaper? Murders and suicides seem to thicken daily upon us, ami to increase m atrocity and horror. Three most horrible eases ...