... your paper chiefi C iA nlates, and |ho isace no connexliO of any iortwithi ?? the insertion in a recent number of the Northan Whig of a coarse and malicious attack upon myself. I do not propose to bandy hard words with the anony- mous writer in question ...

... ation ofthe Whig about this matter- sjournal which is so eager to report ' nfull length, and with the utmost prominence, all the cases of seduction, and others of the same class, 'that are heard at Quarter Sessions. We now leave the Whig td settle the ...

... er Of t. Works, is a most ufortunate individual. Notwith. y standinghisrveryclose relationship to the Premier, his r great Whig' friends, 'and his aristocratic surround- nlags, he is always in a mess of some kind or other. e The savoury subject of the ...

... evening parties;, although be never got to the honour of a dinner. There is no great mischief in this ; but somehow or other the Whig newspaper jobs always turn out to be dirty ones. Thii Son. William was feebly fierce against al who bear the name of Higgins-he ...

... r r 8'vell as in the remote south, to save from dmethca a's t . n thmusands of Irish men, Irish women, deat l starva, our Whig rulers are apathetic. Their and Irish cialdren, to the existence of famine is no pnesent ncreduntY Of tr pparant wish to see ...

... reminded Mr. Villiers, the head of the Poor-law Department, that when he was the chief of a small Anti-Corn Law party, the Whig Minister of the day had described him as a lunatic leading a party of madmen. The members of the Government who voted to-day ...

... neither will they cease to build iron-clad ships of war. This is a question we are at all times sorry to see made a party one,—Whigs and Tories, Radicals and Con- servatives, should have but one mind on a subject connected with the security of the country ...

... flooded,' end MOlellan's inaction Is dictated by a double necesifty-the want of men and the abundance of water. The Richmond Whig. thus speaks of the prospects of M'C;ellau reducing the City:- - - The brilliant operatiens ?? Jackson In 'the Val'ey of the ...

... yolng), O4 pof which ground alnthecstyfosrou achna bei can be ?? ha are lEdtorily, ~ e Qfo~wa' h ?? 'Off the.,dayo. of the, Whigs, Tories, pcud RadIas.' the -We-Ado. not boloelityhtl't ti'ere ?? tt'~part 'the of the bribery and-intimidation pracitised; ...

... off front retreat froin James Island by our gunboats. If this should be so, Charleston must soon fall. (Fraom th/le ichmond Whig, June 18.) C.aIARLESTON, Junle 16. A severe battle took place this morning on James Island, five miles from the city. Five ...

... unatlf PI iaenwsit a8cfuld direct Otherwise. This was intended as a sort .of e compromise eminently characteristic' of the Whig e source from. which it sprung. It was 'A teniporising expedient meant to blind the- opponents to the pro- n ject,'as evelybody ...

... building was filled with workers, the loss of life might have been great. . SUDDEN DEkTH. or Ma CHkAR.Es BLACKWOOD. -The Northern Whig announces the sudden death of Mr Charles Blackwood, victualler and poulterer, Corn Market, which occurred in Edin- burgh on ...