... its details, was not calcu. lated to gain the support of the conservative party, or even of the more moderate sectionof the whigs called Adul- lamites, and the unhappy measure, conceived at Birming. ham and prematurely delivered at Westminster, received ...

... than Mr. WALPOLE might be tempted to suspect that Sir G. GTEY had, out of party malice and the abundant cunning of an ancient Whig, persuaded and encouraged him to discredit . a Tory administration by identifying it before it lhas been in office a month ...

... this line of sleeping cars are now building 20 more of them, at a coat of 20,000 dols. each. SOUTHERN OriNroN.-The Ric/snwod Whig thus speaks of the observance of the Fourth:- The country, the Fourth of July, and everything else, are given up to the negroes ...

... the congenial auspices of Sir GEORGE GCMi. Let I a us seek comfort in the reflection that an ex-t i h trence and venerable Whig has, by his chivalrous Id readiness in putting himself in the wrong and his successor in the right, pronoun1lced his own funeral ...

... coarse a trap. s To the Tory cabinet and their allies (for I suppose o what Sir George Grey may have done as member of a y Whig government is of no importance to any one but hiw- 1, self, so far as the future is concerned), must belong all the d discredit ...