... tie public not proceed to the railway station to see her Majesty pass? We cannot believe that even amongst the officials of a Whig-Radical Government there can be found a haman being possessing an intellect so thoroughly embruted as to assert such proposition ...

... made of them against the fanning and labouring classes. We expected, as a matter of course, to be assailed by the Orange and Whig landlord parties, hut we confess we were not prepared, notwithstanding our recent passage of arms with our metropolitan co ...

... blown about, and an immense lot of grain is thus lost. Should the weather not take up, the consequ:nces will be very serious.— Whig. Tea WEATHER—THE CROPS.—Thc reports we have received, during the week, of the state of the crops, in general. are, we must ...

... sincerely to adopt his propositions, and give practical effect to his advice. We perceive some Whig journals—particularly a morning metropolitan contemporary, whose Whig predilections have long been manifest-- seek to persuade the public that his Grace is on ...

... advocate the ascendancy of the old Tory party. If there is aught more deserving of condemnation than either of the Tory or Whig factions it is the affectation of a disinterested respect for either, that strives to conceal its selfish aims in a pretended ...

... objection to all who supported Mr. Turner, us well as to those who remained neutral. This is the severest comment upon those Whig journals who have for many weeks attvmptetl to ignore the fact, that the supporter of Lord Palmerston 's Foreign Policy (Mr ...