... many here who are calculating on a good season at last-on full hotels and much profit. A lady correspondent of the Northern Whig graphically describes a journey to the scene from Naples:- Still, we proceeded bravely on for about two hours, when, indeed ...

... OF ITALY. The following sketch of Barou Ricasoli, the new Premier of Italy, which we extract from the columns of the Nothern Whig, will be read' with interest at this juiicture I calling Baron Ricasoli to the head of affairs, Victor' Emmanuel has taken ...

... (brother-in-law to the Chancellor of the Exchequer) denies that he had given his interest in fav! ur of Lord Richard Grosvenor (the Whig candidate) in the late contest in Flintshire. The hon. Baronet preserved a strict neutrality. A NoTBs CLANr oF PssvzITEGaZ-Intthe ...

... ITALY. The following sketch of Baron Ricasoli, the new Premier 'of Italy, which we extract from the columns of the YNorthern Whig, will be read with interest at this juncture':- ;fId calling Baron Ricasoli to the head of affairs, Victor Emmanuel has taken ...

... ning who were sufficiently advanced to sympathise with the noble Earl. Lord Palmerston, for ex- ample, was not one of the Whigs, but he was a follower of Canning, and ready to support an ex- tensive measure of Reform; but though Lord John was not a Cabinet ...

... Macaulay, as may be verified by refe- rence to the fifth volume of his History of England, are :- Canvassed actively on the Whig side ! A DISTINCTION WITH A DlFFEsRECE.-A fiend in human form suggests that, in these days of patent candles and much writing ...

... anfresh from his studios, aism onumornorod of thiselendeur and energy of the old deniagogic republics, us setting out aso a 'Whig, and subsiding dowvn with advancing M wisdlom into a Tory biut that one soumold set out asoa aD Tory, and solicit Parliaml-entary ...

... at hlasb a generatlon. In the course of. Pr' tpa littler mre thl, .two.. yjare, oever, - tha: great pa , ajorlty. which the Whig party had secured in the pO firset Refbriaed .-a~rllament bad dwindled awray and | bu become fuaworkable, and in the-latter ...

... Reform, however they may regret the circum- stance, have no reason to be dissatisfied at find- ing, on the one hand, the leading Whig journal of England declaring in its last number that 'the position of the Government during the discussions on the Appropriation ...

... TARIFF ON LINEN Y ARNS.- It will be of importance to linen yarn merchants and exporters to bear in mind, says the Norther-uc Whig, that, in shipping yarns for Frace, each class of yarns ought to be packed separately; as, if there be any numbers of different ...

... attitude of parties of late, it is supposed by many to in- P dicate a union between the Liberal-Conservatives and v the old Whigs. The changes which have just taken place in the c Cabinet lead to the inference that Lord Palmerston is t in a difficulty. ...

... to nothing-it is all talk ; another, We shall never approve of that. The moderate men from the border slave States with Whig antecedents were pleased with it. One said, It is beyond what I expected from Mr. Seward, though not so much as I could have ...