... consequently, easily misled by the sentimental rhodomontades of the Dady Netes, Ob- server, Morning Advertiser, Ste. ; 3. The Whig states- men of the Russell and Palmerston school, who always consider foreign politics in connection witii the inte- rests ...

... The Papists were in a state of transition from Whig to Tory, and the latter would uot allow their followers to give expression to anything which might offend those whose votes they hoped to obtain. The Whigs had loug beeu in alliance with the Papists, and ...

... (Per Etna, vid Queenstown.) The leading articles of the press respect^ . p land contain nothing of importance. The Richnusiul Whig, referring to ftfr S-i despatch upon the Trent question, thinks V will renew her demand for an apoloffv .r i r sj , -.1 it ...

... below Fort Darling, ready for sea. The Rwhnumd Whig says that if electioae-.ruig assertions could be believed, the result of the Northern elections would be equal to a declaration of peace ; ?? the Whig adds, we place no confidence in these assertions ...

... and evil — the tree of criticism, that is to say, the • riginai Edin- burgh Reran- taken in by Eve at the instigati the first Whig. Ought we to imitate thid peevish, perverted plant . He then i into a random defence of Sb&ksj.ere, the i poet Gray, Mr. Ruakin's ...

... for the Edinburgh Review, John, if you turn Whig, this house is no longer big enough for us both. That periodical had, as is well known, from its commencement in 1802, strenuously advo- cated high Whig doctrines, and the ability with which it was conducted ...

... respect aud esteem of these advanced Whigs. From 17!>2 or 1793 he lived not merely in the confidence, bu: in familiar intimacy with the advanced Whigs ot the past generation. He had the entree at all times and hours to the Whig coteries, aud was received at ...

... leaves for Europe on the 30th. The Chippewa indians have revolted in Minne- sota. More troubles are expected. The Richmond Whig estimates the quantity of cotton destroyed since the commencement of the struggle at from 400,000 to 600,000 bales. NEW YORK ...

... into the non-knowable he had the humility aud tbe sense not needlessly and heed- lessly to pry. In politics Dr. Traill was a Whig of the old and best school, and he lived throngh a time and in a town where to be a Liberal was to suffer as weU as to act ...

... according to the defective condition of those classes, should be confirmed. Whig governments were ?? supposed to prefer reform to revolution ; but it appeared that ho would not say tho whig govern- ment, but the heads of the education department, now ; preferred ...

... stone ! To prevent its total destruction, tbeiefore, it bad to be buried. FRUITS OF THE 'GREAT DEMONSTRATION. The Nortlieiu Whig contains some sensible observations upon the evil results that immediately followed the late meeting, and those that will be ...

... course, he removed to the upper branch of the Legislature. He voted for the Reform BUI, and all the measures emanating from the Whig Administrations, from Earl Grey up to Lord John Russell becoming First Lord of the Treasury. Several years back Lord Yarborough ...