... of the nation a gentleman of undoubted ability, would have a. wholesome effect in changing the established etiquette of old Whig statesmen. It has too long been the custom of Bari and bis friends to distribute the great honours of the State among a select ...

... have not ceased to differ and divide. The descendants of the Yorkists and Lancastrians, tho Cavaliers and Roundheads, the Whigs and Torio', are of the same spirit their forefathers, and ccnfcont each other in opposing ranks. Human nature is not changed ...

... the Government that tho choice of Hr. Goschkn as colleague would meet with a great deal favour. Driven by the axhaustion old Whig party to take his A Telbobafbic Accident. —There was an interruption of tho telegraphic communication between Newcastle and ...

... the pi-ace, either for Durham, Northumberland, or Newcastle-upon- Tyne. This has been a singular oversight tho part of tho Whig manager.*. Mr- Palmer appears U be settling down as country gentleman miorkshire. The immense works Jarrow and Howdon are now ...