... is that which is sported by a w~hig landlord of the old school. He does not advocate the abolition of chulrch- rates He cries-as lustily for Mother Church, and drinks as deeply to her, as any tory squire. It is not the whigs who will make the aboli- tion ...

... betrayer of Denmark. Whoever fa _maable to thit reproach, it is certainly not England or iaspr ent ministers.-1 am, &c., A WHIG. may16. DzATs or Ms. ZDwAuD AcwaDu-Our ?? announces the death, at the mature age of aimetyist, of Mr. Archdall, of Riversa ...

... be located, to bear in mind that the I success of their cause depends upon their strength to make themselves feared by both whigs and tories. The question is not so much of the measure of reform to be de- manded, as that parliamentary reform is ne- cessary ...

... Upper Canada, the distinguished representa- ftive of the Canadian church, now in England on a r special mission. We (Northern Whig) are much gratified to learn that Mr. John Shsarman Crawford, J.P., eldest son of the late Mr. W. Sharman Crawford, of Crawfords- ...

... MEBSSAGE OF PRESIDENT DAVIS. [From the Richmond Whig, May 4.] The message of President Davis, as was to be supposed, considering the short time which has elapsed since the adjournment of the last Congress, is not a very long docu- ment; yet short as it ...

... rasiril vfa e0tod, nsbeing of toofanciful and fantastic aBE:re. Lord John Rtoaol's little Bill obtained no tfavor at ?? Some Whigs and self-styled a ?? it wvent too far; others, seeingthere so -a chanco of itfs being carried, declared it did not p! o:rat-ulh; ...

... an all-powerful ::er his actione; and they display the same in dcaling with the question of reform. The DttO intred uced by Whig and Consorvative leaders .rat sill meet tho anproval of many, but ; Inc mamses. Hence Mitisters always have feor withdrawing ...

... known. Lord Palmerston would have given his vote and weight to his alas, and not to his party. He would have brought-all his Whigs tothe, sideoftheTories, to defeat the common enemy. However, the aristocratic element was strong enough, even in the absence ...

... coming), three iron-lads, and four gunboats were counted, and from 10,000 to 15,6,0 men were landed at Bermuda Landing. The Whig of the 7th states that Richmond is In no more peril than when threatened by M'Clellan, and argues that there isno ne end of ...

... adiuiissi4,'o an opponent no lesw remarkable for ability than caudour. It is right to say explicitly, says the Northern Whig, that the explanations given by the writer in the Daily News, both in that journal and in the letter to ourselves which will ...

... determined to maintain peaceful relations with both belligerents. Is it not a little too early for the knot of reac- tionary Whigs whom Mr. GxADsTONE's speech has so rudely disenchanted, to announce the response of I the great Liberal Party to the C .ROirmo's ...

... the same direction, bat to no purpose. A tacit compact had been entered into b ttween time-serving Tories and milk-and-water Whigs to bausle the question whenever it should reappear, while irteieing to talk vaguely and loudly in its favour. The Etislit'g ...