... utak:sent., which may be put too broadly or too narrowly, but which are in their essential meaning true. The aristooratio Whigs, backed by the whole Literal plutocracy, are not willing that the Radicals should have so complete ma ascendancy as Mr. Gladstone's ...

... on having Z 300,000 per annum at its disposal fur the extension of tht railway system and the reduction of nnes.—.Voillicro Whig. The New York Times states that i'!ecretary M'Culloch has received numerous letters from **astern:Milled etateensen and other ...

... man with several intelligent children. Oh! Martin died tranquilly, at the fireside, as if he were falling asleep.—Northern Whig. BARON CAIRIC6.—It is with the liveliest gratification, though not without some surprise, that we learn that Lord Justice Cairns ...