... too flimsy to deceive. TORY VIEWS OF WHIG DIPLOMACY AND ITALIAN LIDERALIS3I.—AmOOg the political phenomena of these anomalous times, few are more curious than the appearance of a Tory M.P. as the apologist of Whig policy in Italy, and as at once a defender ...

... laughter.) He did not believe Mr. Gardner's successors would require to have this hint given to them; whether they be Tories, Whigs, or Radicals, they would all be delighted to find that Mr. Gardner had originated this graceful act,—they would be glad to ...

... Blair, Vienn'a 3 m'ouths florins . 11160 ,, 11 . .6 - 5 . - .11. 1 95 4 :: 12 5 . '5 Elephant was wild at the incoming Whigs causing him to federates, forwarded by direction of Jefferson Davis. The , , ally ; when the leader of her Majesty's opposition ...

... laughter.) He did not believe Mr. Gardner's successors would require to have this hint given to them • whether they be Tories, Whigs, or Radicals, they would all be delighted to find that Mr. Gardner had originated this graceful aut e —they would be glad tofollow ...

... too flimsy to deceive. TORY VIEWS OF WHIG DIPLOMACY AND ITALIAN LIBERALISII.—4mong the political phenomena of these anomalous times, few are more curious than the appearance of a Tory M.P. as the apologist of Whig policy in Italy, and as at once a defender ...

... whom the buried eagle called a very small bird, according to Ellenborough, when the Tame Elephant was wild at the incoming Whigs causing him to pack off with his outturned trunk. It was about that time the Earl, running his jewelled digits through his ...

... preface, to be an American gentleman, Whose political opinions at the time of his visit to the South Were those of ae Old Line Whig of the school of Webster and Clay, and be describes himself as having been an anti- Abolitionist and Southern sympathiser. ...

... preface, to be an American gentleman, whoscpolitical opinions at the time of his visit to the South were those of an Old Line Whig of the school of Webster and Clay, and he describes himself as having been an anti- Abolitionist and Southern sympathiser. ...

... in tactics the party has yet committed. The Confederates are violent against England for declining to mediate. The Richmond Whig speaks of our grovelling and cold-blooded selfishness, calls Lord Palmerston and Lord Russell painted mummies, actuated ...

... Melbourne ministry, and the Last of the Barons was transmuted into a Baronet for ridiculing William the Fourth's apprehension that whig government had become impossible because old Earl Spencer died without consulting his iiaajesty's convenience. Would not the ...

... Melbourne ministry, and the Lust of the Barons was transmuted into a Baronet for ridiculing William the Fourth's apprehension that whig government had become impossible because old Earl Spencer died without consulting his majesty's convenience. Would not the ...

... Department has a dispatch that the Montauk remained four hours under the enemy's guns without receiving injury. The Richmond Whig asserts that the British steamer Princess Royal, with a valuable cargo of ,guns and powder, was captured whilst endeaveuring ...