... Pore's Liemin.—Wo a k to week ik nod lerriallea of the laspelkal Letter el ear Nay Mar PPM IX.. to patrlsedmailee e arehithend Whigs ef theater*. el elghte eendsmed of Bellew theeisehe (says •=er PMWAM. amml lowish_ pace ed wad the Ontlinent ere se silewailed ...

... often find it difficult to grasp and realise to themselves the scenes and characters which it describes. But an infusion of Whig and Tory, of Church and Chapel, or of Manchester and Oxford, supplies just the flavour and consistency which they require. ...

... Republican institutions. This usurpation (for it was no less) a king of so liberal a spirit, was hailed with delight by the Whig politicians this side of the Channel. But his intriguing, despotic disposition gradually showed itsell; and be!ore he in his ...

... whose reception it is constructed, being compressible, he can far more easily find room in it for rejected addresses, than a Whig Government can situations for needy candidates in Custom House or Poat-Office. It is, therefore, not of the articles that | ...

... meddling they had kept England in a state of war. As to retrenchment tbe Whigs had only put down the salaries of Government clerks. Reform was not in the vocabulary of the Whigs, and the poor Radical party had been told that they should only have Reform ...

... well as producing greater heat an nil a more Cheerful 1 | New Inlet experienced by the Federal exped ton | Both Tories and Whigs, as he elsewhere remarks, } , wit ning, ‘a leas quantity, than any local coal. It is also remark- | had unfitted most of the ...

... Ministerial side the Hoy so of Commons better worth listening than Mr.. Charles Button. Although, brought in the tanditions the Whig party, is one off the least bigoted and the most original members that somewhat narrow-minded sect. He thinks for Umself, and ...

... often find it difficult to grasp and realize to them- selves the scenes and characters wbicb it describes. But au infusion of Whig and Tery, of Church and Chapel, or of Manchester and Oxford, supplies just the flavour and con- sistency which ?? require. ...

... the engagements have barn contused to skirmishing with Forrest's cavalry, acting as rear guard to Hood's mam army. The MOW Whig, on the stater that report Lai been r.ceived Item Geyer.' toddy, announcing that tic Federate have ahando , •ed all their posts ...

... fashion of those times, that is, he attended the debates and went home and wrote his own version of them, taki eare that the Whigs did not get the best of it; but a gentleman named reporter Ww bevame «juite famous as forthe Morning Chronicle, At that timo—the ...

... engagements have been confined to skirmishing with Forrest's cavalry, acting as rear guard to Hood'. main army. The Richmond Whig, on the 16th, states that a report bad been received from General' Roddy, announcing that the Federal,' have abandoned ell ...

... are about to be proceeded with, under the **vice of Mr. :thichler, of whiles been empkiln3l for meaty hy the Dean i Chapter. Whig s now below done is to ' collect the remains of old eolonros, removed long since, and copy them in the minutest detail in Lineein ...