... rather hear honest Tory sing the glories of England’s old institutions and her present prosperity, than listen to some shallow Whig promising comprehensive measure of Reform, which it is absurd to expect from the present Administration, unless there is greater ...

... Edmund Yales continuing the subeditorship. I perceive that this latter gentleman has terminated his connection with the Northern Whig, on the ground that his Invitations absorb the greater portion of his leisure. The Wonders o» Quack Medicines. Which it’s wonderful ...

... the fray, a 1 hardly doubt that he is already g.rdmg his 1 loins for the great faction fight. The death of that patriarchal Whig, the Marnuis cf Lansoowbe, is event of which the lie have heard with concern, though no political consequences are involved ...

... between two parties—that while the Tories are all of one faith and one creed, on tho other side there are tiro old-fashioned Whigs, gentlemen of more advanced opinions, members tha Church of England, Nonconformists, Roman Catholics, and persons of the Jewish ...

... nurtured, we feel some surprise at his readiness and his tact. Ere Sir John bad held the seals of the Colonial Office month, the Whigs had left off laughing at the appointment. He was found to possess administrative talents undreamt of, and his political friends ...

... persistent advocate popular rights, speaks or 4re«ms of now, for well he knows that the subject will never revived until the Whig party in opposition shall again constrained use it as stepping-stone to power. On Tuesday lost, I happened to be down that ...

... ponding at Thctford —but such election ! Lord Henry Fitzroy, it appears, is to permit t.d to walk over the course unopposed, a Whig and a Tory having paired off make way for the young aspirant. Another election, as t have btfore mentioned, is looming in Devonport ...

... to invest Suffolk, and have attempted to get round Suffolk ami cut off the Federal communications with Norfolk. Tbe Richmond Whig states that a'flght took place at Williams, burg tbe 14tb, which tbe Confederates under General Wise, drove in the Federal ...

... XCEI.S 10R DOUBI,E-'ritß RAD 1 ’ 1 J MACH INKS, with Bl.tn ...

... was imminent. Therefore, when found him emerging from the obseuriiv of private life, to take lire initiaihc in summoning liis Whig friends special conclave, imagined something had occurred grave import. We are glad to find such was not the case. 'Hie invitations ...

... administrator. Lord FlUhardinge, hotter known Maurice Berkeley, was horn in 17»». en'.ctecd tho navy in ISU2. At that time tho Whigs were basking in the cold shade of opposition, and his promotion, therefore, was not rapid, as might have been anticipated from ...

... TIIK LIBERAL PARTY. the remarks which made iast week, little thought there was much to cause consternation amongst the Whig clique ; but we have discovered our mistake, and hornet’s nest has been drawn about our ears. Cleanshaven frowns upon us with its ...