... force and pathos that the teare rolled over the old man's cbeeks. At elections for LordRector, he took an eager interest In the Whig c3ndidate. On one occasioU I remember his calling the attention of his class to the claims of the Hamilton family as benefactors ...

... as she had up steam, and was moving about an e hour ago in the river. e EEL FIsHING.-The eel fishing, says the Nfor- thern Whig, appears to have become almost a trade at Belfast, for at low tides every day a large number of amateur fishers with boats ...

... power, be equally hostile to the Pope and ls the interests of Ireland, since it is certain that every English party, whether Whig, fRadical, or Tory, if unrejisted, would pursue the same anti- ,Y Iri'll aud ?? policy, whereas no party A could venture to ...

... alluring us by their virtues, but speak to our fears. At present, they seem further from en- franchisement than ever. The Whigs, never hearty, speak with open disdain of Reform-the Conservatives laugh at the word whenever it is mentioned-aud even the ...

... other, the tainted blood amid pedantic culture' can- cern, is equally jubilant over the chanlge as. indicating divided Whig strengthl, ande as scour- ing to the Council an educated, acconitiislhed,l and altogether superior class of men, Of ?? everybody ...

... On the succesive defeats of the greaS Whig party of the . country, under the leadership of Henry Clay, and on the . death of that pure patriot, who was a true ConservatIve on I the Slaveryv question as well, the Whig party became damo- t t raised and lent ...

... that they had i monopolised official experience almost as completely as the c Tories did durlig the long exclusion of the Whigs previous t to their advent In 1830. It iS true that the crisis was a c sudden and ?? as well as a great one; and that the i ...

... sons who have merely declared it to be their in- tention to become citizens are not liable to be Idrafted. to The Richmond Whig estimates the destruction of cotton since the commencement of the war at Ifrom forty to sixty thousand bales. The latest reports ...

... the Rev. Hugh Hannia'as meeting house were broken. Crowds wiere still tonving about at an early hour this morning.- Northaern Whig. GENERAL NEWS, LOndon, Thursday Evenilg. Trig GREAT EXHIBITION.-lite following was thie number of vilsitore as the Exzioition ...

... Great Amster- dam Mercantile House which in its day was very famous. Grenfell I know not personally ; but I hear he is just a Whig body, and nae mair- one who wvill vote as he is told, and take a place if he can get one. Sergeant Shee is a Roman Catholic ...

... vi as shoving what curious motive powers sometimes 1h prolel our elective machinery. Mr Wilcox, the w late mnemnber, vas a Whig, and it is understood that It gained and retained his seatmainlybecause vl be was chairman of the Peninsular and Oriental tl ...

... the -steepwater and using thle seed as food. a' Meadows where flax has been grown also yield excel- ?? grass. The Northernm Whig strongly advises out- et tivation of flax in Tipperary, and mentions that it v, has been handed specimens raised in that county ...