... of the speech has a political ring about it; and partakes more of the character of a hit at the house of BnDFonD and the Whig interest, than of the real feeling of a genuine Churchman. The Church of England, Mr. DIsRAELI tells us, is a pour Church- ...

... an article to the Edinburgh Re- view, she exclaimed, d John, if you turn Whig, this Ihouse is no longer big enough for us both. John, Ihowever, bad no inclination to turn Whig, but was Iquite as orthodox a Tory as the stanehest Scotch Cornaia could 'desire ...

... Colonel Kiugseote. The usual p resolutions were adopted. MuNicIPAL ELECTIONS, - Tbe attempt at C compromise I between the Whigs and Conservatives has proved a failure, theI LWhl't demanding two of the vacant seats, and two aldermen, the 'lonservatives ...

... enormous expenditure, and he intimated that he should like to bring in the Tories, because, though equally inclined with the Whigs to keep up a profligate outlay, they would become economical for the sake of getting into office. Mr. DISRAEBLIS speech, ueliverea ...

... aMediterranean, although, from .ueada charxers have been effected on good terms, BZLPAST TRADE B 1!OBr. (From the Nortberi Whig of Saturday.J Lrzrscsc-A moderate amount of buciness has been dolag during the week In the home trade-more, however, with a ...

... o renoinds one of what Sydney Smith saidl about gettioig y Allen under the influence of a narcotic and then instilling -g e Whig principles lioto him. General Moilici arrived hero on o Sunday, anid load an audience with lois old leader yesterday. -- At ...

... which some Informastlou has been already ficommunicated. ing LOUTHR COUNTS 0? TEE L&TE BATTLS. Ded ' ER C by The Richmonrd Whig, of the 9th October, has the follow. ;lve Ing extract from the oorrespoudenmo from Mobile, under 10d date of the 7th Oat. ;Ire ...

... mind; when he complains so bit- tli rg terly of the unsatisfactory results which have followed ha d, that wretched alliance of Whigs and Radicals in 1859, so whereby Lord DERBY'S Administration was displaced Tr TI. tre to make way for Lord PALMERSTON'S. It ...

... for precisely the oppoeite reason that the Statue of Sir T. D. Aeland, Bert., was not placed there ? What is to be the next Whig move? ENQUIRER. EXMINSTER VICARAGE. Dear Mr. Editor,-I hear some little family arrangements are about to be made, whereby a ...

... all—that is the right of every man of h- for himself, ancl t0 perform bis duty to the best [fep ls Judgment irrespective of Whig or Radical, Tory or claim:* man l!«s aright ...

... he (Mr. Devitt) was glad t that time movement had been opened as widely as ps- I sible-that Young, Ireland and Old Ireland, Whigs and t even 'lorieo, might join in erecting this statue (hear). It had been rald that it was well that this movement E bad not ...

... authorities are ii error-the Professor in making the genera assertion, no matter in what year the natioi was founded; and the Whig in saying the na tion was founded in 1776. We have befor t explained that there is not in any publi document or Act of Congress ...