... Prince Humbert inspected the troops at Woolwich yesterday morning, and'afterwards visited the arsenal. ■ The Northern Whig describes shocking disaster which a small sailing-boat was upset Belfast Lough on Saturday, and four men were drowned The deceased ...

... of political philosophy he is extremely intelligible. He tells us that he never was a Whig, and he prayed God he never might be ; for he was of opinion that a Whig was a creature completely out of all intellect. What can be plainer than this What more ...

... their own interests, by assisting the Whigs to carry their bill, they had really been fighting for the interests of the Whigs. Politicians generally were excited and snappish, with the exception of the dominant Whig party, who were, as a matter of course ...

... wish to obtain mere party triumph. He should be deeply grieved to see any man ejected from the House of Commons, whether Tory, Whig, or Radical, if he conld honestly and intelligently interpret the sentiments of those whom he represented. He felt a political ...

... F.R.G.S.; R. M. Murchison, F.R.G.S.; H. W. Bates. A-sist. Secretary R.G.S. The papers in this section were read in tbe East Whig of tbe Mineral Water Hospital. The attendance was very numerous. Sir R. Murchison presided, and amongst those Present were ...