... 14th instant, in latitude 51 deg. 8 tam. North and longitude 9 deg. 15 min. lVest he spoke the screw steamer Bertahard, to Whig bo Amsterdam. The enemata* Mist hisirreidgr, barbeiwarks had been driven in, and other damage bad huh don°. She was evidently ...

... Commons. In fact it is the old Tory Cabinet of 1859, with a alight change of places. There is to be no coskii4ion with the Whigs, no adhesions from the Cave of Adallam, no infusion of new blood by the admission of the representatives of young Conservatism ...

... followed. Thor. was no other business of interest before the House. , In the Commons, Earl Grosvenor, a member of one of the great Whig families returned for Chester as • supporter of Lord Palmerston, gave notice that on the second reading of the Reform Bill ...

... present condition of the times, when we consider the strife and the straggle of parties, the Whigs in power trying to keep out the Tories, and the Tories the Whigs, each doing their beet by trimming and manoeuvring to keep themselses in power, and command ...

... Parliament ; and it is generally understood she would choose the former; as the Tories—reinforced by a section of the old Whigs and by the new party, which follows the guidance of Messrs. Lowe and Horsman—would in all probability try their hands at the ...

... contrary. The Attorney- General observes that there is a league between the Radicals and the Tiades' Unions, that the moderate Whigs think matters are going too fast and are anxious to stop the downward progress. Surely this is en argument, as far as it goes ...

... great political meetings, and he ventured to ask why the publio had not got some declaration from some of the leaders of the Whig party, to the effect that the; could out go the length of the extreme Radicals. It was right that they should hear some declaration ...

... Royal Commission to tion,i&r and upon a fair and reasonable measure of reform. Should that imams he at all objected to by the Whig party, and an amendment moved to the Address, it is that the Government will, in the event of defeated. ask the Queen to dissolve ...

... Gale on this invention, the great utility and marvellous character of which were fully recognised. Mr. Gale also referred Whig latest invention—a grenade for use in naval Retinue, causing for half an hour or woe an impenetrable fog in any desired locality ...

... opposition to this moderate measure, predicting that the success of such a coalition might diesstists the great body of the Whig nobility from the tease, and warning them that in a contest win molar party on one side and the mobility on the odor, tits ...

... of the Ave were Tories. Mr. Davies remarked that in this particular the Tories we following the precedent set them by the Whigs. (Laughter.) The Chairman consented to the name of Mr. Rainger being substituted for that of Mr. Winterbotham. Mr. Fallon was ...

... trrrhtve tneo Rdintingh to give his vote for Thome Ltnbiegton Aiscaulay, then a caudidste for the repreeettitimi of the city a Whig a poiiMeal uppesent all his life. The summons came at length—it came at midnight, just as a Sabbath day had passed; just as ...