... world, and how Austria and Russia are making themselves felt at the furthest limits of civilisation. For this state of things Whig statesmen are alone responsible. England has the greatest interest in the independence of the Con- federate States. Her people ...

... be a h great triumph for the Opposition, as the borough B hB has long been regarded as one of the strongholds of w the old Whig party. As, however, that peculiar a section of the community is rapidly taking rank with 2i the plesiosaurus, and other extinct ...

... execution his ancestor had ?? earl re- mained a Whig till the French Revolution, when, like most of the magnates, he quitted Fox, end, in 1794, ho, like other friends of the Duke of Portland -the Bentincis are Whigs by right of birth-took office with William ...

... Russell, to adopt a course which the case of the Alexandrashould warn them is not in accordance with British law. Two great Whig fallacies have for a long period afflicted this unhappy country. The first is that the demands of Roman Catholics, however ...

... seen was200 earli muSS Eastward f Belle Isle.Shot (Per Reuter-.) to PE THI -New York, August 22, Evening. TI The BlicJemo0ld Wh/ig contains Charleston news Tori to ike 20th instant, stating- that during the last of Si twen-ty-four hours Federal operations ...

... the old Commissioners generally voted with the y- Romanists, and to show their gratitude they had rn their names upon the I Whig list ; but of the 180 bne Romanists who polled, but 25 voted for these gentle- it. men. Well might they say, Save us from ...

... st-rling. This, however, is not the only blessiag wwhich Providlence 'hnas in store for us. W'ith pleuut(ons harvests cnl the Whigs in office, to what greater summit of human happiness can a nation aspire ...

... Pro- r>bably at some future period it would be necessary for to these three gentlemen, two of whom represented the 1 Tory and Whig parties in Belfast, and one of whom le represented the Government of the country, to make B. an order with regard to Mr. Lindsay ...

... addition to those general causes which favor the progress of Conser- vatism, we have special reasons also for distrusting a Whig Administration. Nothing practical, onl the other hand, was ever urged against the Conserva- tives, even by their enemies-except ...

... , hiefly because aI 'i-i1n journal.s in Belfast are in direct antago- to each other tlis mrornieg. I refer to the tl',z Whig and BrIccASTr NEws-LETTRr. I sneaa ; N Pj- rr ?? of the gentleman who is the eoudue- ooe of those journals, andl I am sure ...