... been reported as i a weak state, died on Fridav evening at Lausanne, ia Switzerland, m L-is 66th yew. His lordship i as a Whig in politics, aad was for some time Lord Chamberlain. He was also Lord-Lieuienant of Argyllshire. In 1843 he entertained the ...

... especially do these de- basing characteristics apply to the cheap and nasty publications, invariably of radical and ultra- whig proclivities, of which that most obnoxious and revolutionary measure of our protean CHAN- CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, Mr. GLADSTONE ...

... preferment, as some of the supreme judges and many of the county judges can testify; and in Scotland the Tories raised several Whigs to the Bench. Under Lord Aberdeen's Admilatration, which waa said to be Liberal- Conservative, offices went, of course, to ...

... hungry after place and pension as the Whigs; but when once in office, who so evasive, so dilatory, so greedy of patronage, so inactive, so unwilling to move one hair's-breadth out of the beaten track as those very Whigs? The Cabinet over which Mr. President ...

... apocryphal. The drafts will take placo in the city of New York on the 10th inst. There will be no draft in Boston. The Rb ltmond Whig says the order of the Secretary of War, to enrol conscripts between 18 and 45 years of age, is unpopular, if not odious, among ...

... brought the highest prices; and on that practical experience I ground my convictions with egard to the silk weed.The Kingston Whig, in re- commending its cultivation in Canada, observes Who knows but this fibre plant, silk weed, or asclepias, may, from its ...

... apocryphal. The draft will take place in the city of New York oa the 10th instant. There will be no draft in Boston. The Richmond Whig says the order of the Secretary of War to enrol conscripts between 18 and 45 years of age is unpopul&r, if not odious, among ...

... office next session. I hear this on every side. All the Conservative gentlemen that I ineet tell me that this is decided. The Whigs, toa matn, n ill of course support tihe Govern- naentt; and if the radicals should dividle uplon thel expenditure they vill ...

... ignominious defeat. To their credit be it spoken, many Roman Catholic gentlemen and some of the more respectable members of the Whig party, unwilling that the Town Council should be made a laughing-stock, gave their support to the Conservative candidates, ...

... below Fort Darling, ready for sea. The Richmond Whig says that, if electioneering as- sertions could be believed, the result of the Northern elections would be equal to declarations of peace: but the Whig adds that it places no confidence in these assertions ...

... below Fort Darling, ready for sea. The lichsmond Whig says, that if electioneering assertions could be believed, the result of the Northern elections would be equal to a declaration of peace; but t the Whig places no confidence in these assertions. f The ...

... 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 ...