... deceives us, he has been wont to pride himself his political consistency—to boast that he had tlirough life been attached to the Whig party ; and we have heard him expatiate with self-complacence on the ser- | vices he rendered to the goodcause during those ...

... required in first-class passenger ships. Her saloons are roomy and handsomely furnished, bedding, linen, and all necessaries Whig found in this class. Her accommodations for second cabin, intermediate and steerage passengers are very superior. . For Melbourne ...