... those vast armaments which de have spread such alarm and uneasiness through all the S o countries of E urope. NE Aosonazra l Whig Whipper-In has been sent off to the Colonies. This is not, perhaps, a very extraordinary piece of intelligence to those who ...

... it, and if the Whig-Radicals want retain power, they must act rather more resolutely than it is their custom. The poet's noble line, Übicunque pontusestibi Britannia est, must not be falsified because England unluckily governed by Whigs. ...

... succeeded his father in the baronetcy in 1824. Two years later Sir James Graham was returned for the city of Carlisle, in the Whig interest, to which ' party soon became an important acquisition. In 1830 he was elected for the county of Cumberland, and became ...

... Mr. Morrison has the good fortune belong to the party now in power; and we do not require to be informed how much influence Whig ministries contrive to exercise at election times in the Dockyards. Then the reported immensity of Mr. Morrison's wealth may ...

... by a reference to the Queen's speeches and to the reform bills which Lave been introduced successive administrations, both whig and tory. He next remarks upon the insincerity of political parlies in the House of Commons in their treatment of this question ...

... state of affairs. The cabinet Jonah will most likely be Mr. Gladstone, whose financial experi-. ments have once more landed us (Whig. fashion) ia a deficit. It is no secret that the Chancellor of the Exchequer is driven into a corner, for he .can hardly carry ...

... skimmer ofthe seas. This rare specimen of American naval architecture is loaded to the scuppers with breadstuff's.— Belfast Whig. The Dublin Cab Affair.—When her chastity is attacked, a woman's first refuge is her nails, and very properly. Ferifaciem is ...

... 'ie~htoniut in the navy ofthe Can- federate s tea given.'t hi by Pre'i-d;t avis, and Iiaang e a a dtep,120h ?? Aeta.' I The fito whig i'a's & eyof the protest of Captain ?? if.-lsoan, master of the captured ship the myo rviey Pirjc71 vben e ad 1, wiliaill 'Htfen ...

... man, or privatelv as gentleman; but I cannot ooinprehend, and have yet to learn, why when a certain Ministry is in power, be Whig or Conservative, a party man of either side is always nominated to fill that offioo, the most important county lias to offer; ...

... assess and collect this moast vexatious and iniquitous of all the imposts with which the country haa ever been saddled, even by Whig financiers, 'should cain for Mr. GLADSTONn the title of a Financial Inqulsitor. There i3 some slight exeuse, perhaps, to be ...