... is tiiere to be dones Not lice a mild Erasmus in an honest mean, In moderation placing all his glory, While Tories call him Whig and . igs a Tory. [Laughter.] He humbly and respectfully suggested that Mr. Hope be caled during this election the Majolica ...

... likelyto seek or to obtain one of those snug diace of p rofit and pension which are at the gift of the Ministry of the day than a Whig Under-Secretary-a gentleman whose Wbir connections had made him Private secretary to Sir CharTes Wood, and Private Secretary ...

... LOGIC AND LIBERALITY. - TnE logic an d the liberality of our contemporary, the Northern Whig,, are, as nearly, as possible, on a par, and we do not think a sample of both commodities contained in that journal on Saturday is at all likely to enhance the ...

... George Badger, of North Carolina, should be noticed. This eminent politician t was formerly one of the leaders of the old whig d party, was called to the cabinet of General Har- e rison in 1840, and subsequently occupied a seat in ,the United States ...

... that persons who St have merely declared their intention to become citi- U zens are not liable to be drafted. in The Richmond Whig estimates the destruction of iti cotton since the commencement of the struggle at or from 40,000 to 60,000 bales. tb 'the latest ...

... cleared off without scruple or delay. The trade revival has also extended i6 linen stuffi, and our contemporary, the Noi-thern Wh~ig, describes the past week as being one of unparalleled excite. An, mentin the linen trade of Ulster. Wders are pour- dirt ...

... EDITOR OF TUE DAILY NEWS. d SIR,-To represent this, the Stoke, district we have four Richmonds in the field-Mr. Grenfell, a whig; a Mr. Pope, a barrister, and something more than a liberal; ld Mr. Serjeaut Shee, a really independent liberal; and the ...

... sons who have merely declared it to be their in- tention to become citizens are not liable to be Idrafted. to The Richmond Whig estimates the destruction of cotton since the commencement of the war at Ifrom forty to sixty thousand bales. The latest reports ...

... they regard as the hoofs of bigotry.? The 'weaning of all this fine writing and all 1 these inaccurate metaphors is, that the Whig party and the Roman - Catholics are' alarmed at ; the resolute attitude ?? o$Ulster, andawobidibe glad ~to' deprive us of a ...

... the slaseittlg gladiator of rhe Tory purty, lurkting in his stall at Durhemn, ever ready to sally, forth and stab a passting Whig. So he ,vaxed gt-at in thle favour of sidmouth end Eldon, veho lualted a literary brvo in those days. The coultery was indignant ...

... Cromarty - 1 Haddingtonshire - 1 Roxburghshire . 1 s In Ireland alone there has been a steady gain, the re- action against the Whigs sholving itself in a net Conserva- h tive gain of thi-teeD votes. . a The schooner Enlterprise, of Dumfries for Dantzic, has ...

... English coanties, the Conservatives have lost twenty-seven seats. In Irish counties there has been a steady reaction against the Whigs, showing itself in a nett Conservative gain of thirteen seats. In Sooteh counties, the Conservafive loss between 1841 and 1859 ...