... English newspapers do, to the reproduction of opinions, whether Liberal or Conservative, Aristocratic, orDemocratic, Tory, Whig, or Radical, attacks the very principle of our institutions, and even the dynasty itself, I felt myself bound, if I was to ...

... Cavour, in the opinion of our more advanced professors of medical science,. has been literally bled to death. The NVorthern Whig, writing on this subject, says of Italian medical practice No one who has not personally witnessed its evidences can form ...

... ItIress. -- tic THE LAST WIIG:JOB. dig The Herald writes:- a I Lord Broughanm has deserved well f his ab country and of the Whigs. No one grudges him be the honours that have;i fallen to' his share'; and' 'hen it became known that our gracious Sove- WC ...

... sits side by side in the same Cabinet withithe noble Lord. Lord Palmerston was then a ''ory, aml nowl he is the head of a Whig Ca. binct, %vith a sprinkling of Radicalism in it. Such arc the changes changing time (loth bring. Lord Palnmerston did not ...

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

... following year. In 1830 he was' elected to the New York State Senate, where he served four. 'years. In 1834 he was nominated by the Whig party their candidate for Governor, but failed 'of an election;' in 1838 he was re. nominated and elected, serving four years ...

... ThAt the sorely beleaguered bit of Poyalty at Gaeta is to )ieitied: that tle saine is true of the (of late) sadly bes.pattered Whig organ, not more on account of this bad befouling and be- fooling than on account of the fact of its abject enslavement to our ...

... the official class !i who do not wish to -be -disturbed' in the- quiet. enjdyment of their salaries. Whigs out of office . claaMour for' progress ; Whigs' in office beg for peace to permit them to digest, public e plunder with gravity and deliberation. ...

... troops are quartered at St Mary's barracks to await their discharge from' the service. CONMERCIAL IN rr.R. -We (Norther D Whig) to have much pleasure in noticing an official an-' ity nouncement in our advertising column, to; the effect that Mr William ...

... break with the cause, to be ranked with its enemnies, this is too dreadful even for the most re- actionary of House of Commons Whigs. The intolerable annoyance which Mir ]aines's Bill has given to these gentlemen comes of this, that it puts one more obstacle ...

... promptly gave up his seat. The Earl of Zetland is the patron of Richmond, and having lately received a blue rib. bon from the Whigs, will,.of course, return Mr Palmer at the request of Lord Palmerston. EBRLIGIOUS TESTS. You will have seen that Mr Black strongly ...

... POLITICAL PRoPsEcY.-The following is from Hurst & Blackett's new work Courts and Cabinets of William IV. anl Victoria. -The Whigs were drawing upon themselves the change of the tide which one of the wise t of their leaders had foreseen. Daring one of the ...