... general public whose benevolence and generosity have oeen seldom invoked in vain.” Uncultivated Land Great Britain.— The XorUum Whig direct* attention to the fact that war with the United States may produce at least one good result in this kingdom, by forcing ...

... majority, and say they keep Palmerston in power by sufferance, and as long as does Conservative work they are contented that the Whigs should receive the cash end the patronage. This is really ?ery benevolent, but the moment the Premier trips they will be down ...

... farmer, “ with great pleasure.”—“Well,” said the careful man, “ what will you give me for the barrel when the cider is gone ?’ “Whig Dressing.”— Lord St. Leonards, when Mr, Sugden, on entering parliament, having heard that had been turned into ridicule for ...

... the country of a very Prince of Premiers, the ins and police commissioner has decided upon having a photoouts, the leading Whigs in office, and the lending Con graph of Butcher taken and sent to the metropolitan servatives out of office, mean to coalesce ...

... and tho combined forces will then march New Orleans. This movement is expected to commence within six days. . The Richmond Whig, alluding to the sinking of vessesl in Charleston Harbour, says tho North has taken the first step towards making Charleston ...

... is powerful -strong enough to put a lever under Palmerston any day, but there is fulcrum to rest upon ; good party course. Whig and Conservative want, the mam, the like shite of things, and it will be hard for tho outsiders to get a grievance cry which ...

... but extend generdus support to Lord Palmerston’s Ooverntiient itnder certain conditions. In plain terms, Mr. Potter renegade Whig; and therefore Tory. 1867, he was one of the most zealous supporters Admiral Berkeley, and vilified and traduced the Tories ...

... COIiHESPONDENCK. London, Thursday Evening. > I Death to Reform was the cry of the session. Everyone doomed it—Conservatives, Whigs, and Radicals and Cos has killed it, amidst universal laughter. What a pleasant reflection it must bo to M.l*., what plea; ...

... serious disaster ; but, in the heart of people resolved to free, disasters stimulate to increased exertions.” The Richmond Whig thinks Mr. Jefferson Davis’s government the most lamentable failure in history, and thinks the helm should be surrendered to ...

... it shirked from its jk.H in the fray, And, in hopes of reward, from the contest retired. Regardless of which gained the day. Whig or Tory elected, 'tis matter still. If either or both bring grist to the milL” BIRTHS. F«h. 16—*t 55 Sttnhope street, Mrs Clifford ...

... are willing to fight for auy man who may for the time consent to oppose the Liberal candidate : they care not whether be is Whig, Tory, or Radical, aolhat he will, for their purpose, consent to assume the garb of Toryism. ;How else can they explain their ...

... in conscience with the Conservatives to the full length of all their views, and by keeping at a respectful distance, on the Whig side, from the atmosphere of tho Ministerial benches, preserves full liberty of action. It will interest your readers to know ...