... the bill for excluding the Duke of ne York fromithe sceiotathtwo great political in sections became known by the names of Whigs and ful Tories. The account given of these titles bya tin Roger North and Burnet is this-- The supporters ;he of the Duke ...

... the statements of the Richmond papers au pied de la let re, and thefeeling is increased in this instance by the fact that the Whig states that the reading of this news in the Confederate Senate produced a lively sensation, vhich is by no means the language ...

... oratory in the )a House of Commons was chiefly employed in halloo- ed ing on the rabid Jacobitism of his party to worry m whigs, dissenters, bank directors, and all others rywho presumed to question the infallibility of the a, high church faction. The ...

... of the people of another country for a system t of government whichl is different from theirs. 1 There are Englishmen, both whig and tory, E who are as incapable of seeing any v salvation for a people outside the pale of that par- , ticular combination ...

... of war-I am, &C., ALE-XANDE1R HERIZ&N, Ediitor of the Xolokol. Orsett-house, Westhourneutertace, April 4. JNWe (YVertbjeru 1 Whig) learn by a telegram from L.ondonlderrv that the submarine cable connecting Green- eastlc with thle .,hole telegraphic systerm ...

... y-price. The E whig Premier is the spirited diplomatic asserter of British frights and of Euglish principles. The tories are sinkinginto l a subserviency toforeignabaolntim in itsmostodiousshapes. The whigs are becomuingin the old whig sense, safeand ...

... BAA ~~D lsow eelr pi 0 at the Faculty - H~II 'CRAIR, Rllatra, jine, Aril22, at the Star idPILLAR, LETITER-Boxns.-The Northern Whig 19 says:- A professional gentleman, a solicitor in town, has la handed to us a letter which he wrote to a client, on legal ...

... rely for the support of their. army. This is probably the disaster in the South-west referred to recently in the .Riedo~nond Whig which caused such a lively sensation in the Confederate Senate, and it is so serious that it is very doubtful whether it ...

... to upwards, but who has ability, and an honour- ry able ambition of public usefulness. The stream ch of inevitable young Whig noblemen is not inex- ed haustible. Nor is it a correct interpretation of our oh history to pretend that independent Liberalism ...

... arrests at Reading, Pennsylvania, will excite, will be an excuse for the government to abandon arbitrary arrests. The Richmond Whig asserts that the Federals have withdrawn their troops from the peninsula opposite Vicksburg, and have cut the levee, turn- ...

... Lord Castlereagh proposed ?? Enlistment Bill, which was intended to make this country observe the laws of neutrality. But the whig party of that day opposed it. (Hear, hear.) Lord Castlereagh said in repny to Sir James Macintosh that the American govern- ...

... neither iron nor labour to replace them. The engines and cars, too, are beginning to break up, and, according to the ichqmeon Whig, the government has of late been obliged to reduce the rates of speed throughout the entire country to ten miles an hour, and ...