... allowed to be transmitted by telegraph, and will be prevented mail as far as possible. THE SOUTH. THE RULING RACE. The Richmond Whig of July 23 says We are too close and too much influenced by the great events which are passing to indulge much in philosophising ...

... and the beaten editor announces new paper as Barker's Review. Kingston, Canada West, has two daily newspapers —tbe British Whig and the Daily News, both ministerial. There is only another paper in the town, the Weekly Herald— declining property. Mr Woods ...

... Channel Fleet. —On Thursday afternoon, six of the war ships sailed from the Tail of the Bank, and proceeded to sea. The Belfast Whig states that the fleet will visit Belfast Lough, after which it will for a time to Lough Poyle, circumstances permit. A Jolly ...

... consoled his private friends with the assurance— his Grace is sufficient for Lord Brougham used to quiz his ex-friends the Whigs for their tendency to promote eleventh-rate men ; and it certainly was bad enough to send Lord Mulgrave to Nova Scotia. The ...

... his profession. H never held a very prominent position art, the production of busts being his chief employment; amongst the Whig aristocracy for many years the field was entirely his own. At the time of the Reform Bill he received sittings of the King ...

... Parliament, early fn the ensuing session, the necessity of fully developing the resources of the fisheries of Ireland. —Northern Whig. Railway Debentures.—Now that our Scottish railway companies possess the privilege of creating debentures transferable by ...

... American States is more important than that the Asia. Subjoined are the principal items of news:— of defeat, are, like the Whigs, throwing every and coolness which it was impossible to re* resource of energy which they possess into the gard without admiration ...