... mada within aix dny*. The naval committee ha* reported hill for the construction of mail-clad aleam gunboat*. Th* Richmond Whig, alluding lo the ainkmg of vewela Cuarlatou harbour, **y* the North ha* taken the Brat ateu toward* making Charlston exoellent ...

... views somewhat difficult task now that the American question to that of .Italy. -The alliance between Mr o*Con»>el and'the Whigs wala always unnatufsl, and was in fact to. them a party, end since 1851, when Lord Ruaself emancipated himself from such unholy ...

... until they found indirect taxation bad resehud it* present height. In the 1840 when the Whig budget was issued falling off in the Revenue ws* shown, and the Whig Chancellor of tbe Exchequer put 5 per cent, on existing taxes, the result of which was that ...

... and to have groaned down poor Lord Lincoln because they thought that the Newcastle family wanted to make their good town , a Whig nomination borough. And it is creditable to their good sense that they should have entertained such a well-founded good 1, ...

... and when they ware found to armed not only with etonee, bat with Bosket, which wee takea from them end carried hridavnU. Whigs and LnxxALa. Since 1850 Lord Jobs Russell has been held in state of sßwaaaa Kadicaliam, mid only liberated on bail three briel ...

... shosring bow they alternated, dividing tbo balance of power between tbe Tories tsd Lord liverpool, and the remnant of the old Whigs led chiefly by Tierney, until at last they clutched the golden prize, taking office under Liverpool and Casllereagh. It it ...

... party not liking in shatnet, have aided with thoce w ho would ptove that solid it con have and permanent existeeoe. The greet Whig, or middle party, disgusted et the uieloestioo of nil peaceful trade and the depression of manufactures, side* with the South ...

... commitment was read over by the clerk, cauaht the 51 yeara of age, and i Protestant” “Yea,” he taid, “and aay Wesleyan, and Whig! I ft Whig, *nd not turncoat, as certain individuals proved themselves to bo at the last election.” His worship informed him that ...

... more universally respected. Jn politics he was an ardent Liberal; but among the Tories be bad more friends than among ibe Whigs. terrible crisis of 1823 be, like many others, frond his resources, ample tbey were, unavailing st the moment; but be quickly ...

... is one which, if not amended, will practically overwhelm all the power for good which the head of the law now possesses The Whig peers stood by their colleague well; but the best part of the remainder of the scene was the mods in which the Chancellor ...

... , and second time when Sir Kobert Peel, by his sublime apostacy, carried the repeal of the corn laws. On each occasion the Whig ministry seemed to have secured a perpetual lease of power, and to have consigned their rivals to hopeless exclusion to the ...

... th* importance of the cause they advocate merits. Theirs is no party or selfish object. Among their supporters are to found Whigs and Tories, Liberals and Conservatives, Dissenters as well Churchmen. Let us hojie that they will receive all the needtul aid ...