... be excluded. An election is at handl. -Why may not this be asked now and obtainqd'by the body~ f the people ? IUading. old. Whigs in' Eugia~d and 'Scotland have favourably entertained such an amendment of the Xepresettation; and I also know that alate, ...

... regarding Lord Russell- ' He wants your'vote, but your affection not. For their own sakes it is devoutly to be hoped that the Whig Government are still of the same way of thinking and feeling. If ever there was an occasion on which a vote was emphatically ...

... has pointed the true moral of the present politi e cal situation. Like everybody else who has r no vested interest in the Whig Miniistry, he | acknowledges that our foreign policy has ridicu- h lonsly broken down; 'but he draws from this fact a different ...

... as you are quiet and allow yourselves t gr E cavalierly treated, so long will even-handed th Jutice be denied you both by Whigs and Tories. th If you were clamorous like Ireland you would be bre a great deal better with the Government. th What a tremendous ...

... cease their- aggression. This is on nthe'driftesfa inaifsto recently adopted by the , Congress, and published in the Richnofd Whig 21 'of the 13th tilt. The document, apart froim its literkiry'y inrits, withit jare--o f a 'very humbl us- order, -'hanui ...

... end of this week we may If expect a large fleet. to TuE .MIlLLENNIUMr IS FOUR YEARS.-On Satur- day evening, says the Northern Whig, a clerical- looking gentleman, who speaks with an English. accent, addressed a large number of people at the go corner of ...