... con- tributions from nearly all the most brilliant politi- cal writers on the Liberal side for the last two gene- rations. Asa Whig organ, the Morning Chronicle had for some time past ceased to exist. Within the last seven or eight years it has touched every ...

... would be accepted as a satisfactory substitution for that of Lord Palmerston confess we have our misgivings, and, though the Whigs might turned out, we doubt if the Conservatives could remain in. There are points on which they have not unhesitating confidence ...

... member for the North Ridhig. Tile change is therefore very considerable, and also acts in the direction of weakening the Whigs, the late member having generally supported the views of Earl Russell, rather than that of the present Premier. That the r ...

... to be its float priaelples at sack an as that isidiested above. If polities we tars to other profeasioos, who doubts that =Whig and experience do, by tbe middle of greatly modify, and, as it is generally hoped, muck improve alike the vowels and °Odom ...

... even up to late years Whig organ, its triumphs culminated with those of its patrons ; it has shared their declining prosperity, and has probably only anticijiated their final dissolution as a party a brief interval. In fact, as a Whig organ, the Morning ...

... nominal fines, in order to get up a plausible case ; but such sorry shifts have proved completely abortive, and the defeated Whig has fallen into a frame of mind that will preVerit the useless ivaste of time and money. ...

... irresist- an ibI, to bur the cotton and tobacco which may be in danger tic it of fallirg into the Federals hands; and the Pahmond Whig -Wl exclaims, If the selfish pdicy of foreign Governments is s. leads them to seek thir interests by aiding In our rui, let ...

... t W. B. Ritchie, .. .. ?? 5 0 0 1 J. Or & Co., .. . .- 5 0 0 1 E. Shaw & Co., .. .. .. 5 0 0 P F. D. Finlay & Son, Northern Whig Office,- 5 0 O 1 A H. J..& F. M'Cance, - .. 5 0 0 ,. Wm. Bettomley, .. .. 5 0 0 f ti- J. Crarbisore Sn, .. ' .. .. 1 0 0 F ...

... The Latest Whig Blunder. —The establishment of a Penitentiary in the North Riding. A young man shot himself dead, on Saturday, while being driven in a cab from tho Old Kent Road, London, to Chiselhurst. Mr Cross, one of the members for Preston, has announced ...

... principles. It must not be forgotten that the North Riding has been looked upon as a strong- hold of the Whig families ; as a place where the Old Whig Serpent basks iv the sunshine of many noble houses; where his presence is favourably regarded by not ...

... The Northern Whig, of Saturday. Observe.-We have change of importance rei>ort prices of Linens this week. The country markets have been very flat. The home trade still very inactive, and buyers for this market will not buy advanced prices. This is pa ...

... is only another proof of the declining I intellectual power of The Times, but all its j endeavors cannot cloak the fact that Whig■ gery is doomed—is dying. The new Italian Ministry are rapidly gaining the confidence and g-nid-will of the people, and ha ...