... on looking to foreign affairs, we find still less reason for congratulation. It was reserved for tbe veteran leader of the whigs, Earl Russell, to sound the alarm trumpet and to demand the immediate enrolment of 100,000 men for the defence of the country ...

... to the troubled sea of Irish politics. Ireland has always been the great difficulty of each successive Government, whether Whig or Tory ; but the present Ministry appears to have increased that diffi- culty ten-fold, by its direct or implied pledges to ...

... a vestry, and alleged, in reference to Sir Robert Peel's adoption free trade, that the right hon. gentleman had caught the Whigs bathing and had run away with tlieir clothes. Finally, Earl Russell is to be credited with a burst as spirited as was ever ...

... which the Ministry have no doubt had under considera. tion at the Cabinet Councils recently lick!; and this week that veteran Whig, Earl Russell, has sent forth • letter the subject. He is by no meson content to rest and be thankful, and let the country's ...

... authority was being thrown overboard in every direction, and if the Conservative aud the other party, calling themselves Whigs, Liberals, or what not, were going to throw up the British Constitution as a foot-ball between them England must go to the ...

... vestry, and alleged, in reference to Sir Robert Feel’s adoption of &ee trade, that the right hon. gentleman had caught the Whigs bathing and had run away with their clothes. Finally, Earl Bussell is to be credited with a burst as spirited as was ever made ...

... and duties are laid aside, I i ibo-aid (>i .. at the revenues being still asked ! t'-i k*. Ib ;on of one of the wealthiest Whig 11. might very well maintain a wife ■ il' i ?? into the National purse. Perhaps it the Go •• ...

... precedent if they were to hold themselves aloof from party altogether. The Royal Family are the property of the nation not of the Whigs. The Capitulation of Paris and the Armistice agreed on have been followed by a disunion between the Govern- ments at Paris ...

... the beginning of the end.' The fact is, that it was a fortunate thing for Her Royal Highness that she fell in love with a Whig laird. Tory principles would, of course, not object to carry out the wishes expressed by the Crown, even though the wisdom ...

... 6 0 Nests. Os. .. 6 65 rege bogs.. • • . 3 64 0 Cause laf. sheep.. 3 6 3 IS Nest small 4 6 5 2 Bessed quality.— 4 4 4 8 %Whig .. 0 0 0 0 5 2 5 10 025 0 - HAY AND STRAW. MARKET, THURSDAY. There were fair average supplies on sole at the market today, ...

... that he may yet be sufficiently restored to take his place in Parliament once more. Mr. A-_ero> Herbert, the promising young Whig ! aristocrat, who once enlightened the members of the Colchester Literary Institution by a lecture delivered under the auspices ...

... that party politics are very properly excluded from your independent pages, but I daresay that you, like the red of the world, Whig and Tory alike, have enjoyed more than one hearty laugh at Mr. Lowe'. Budget eccentricities, and may feel, therefore, the more ...