... for their pessimist of views. Mr. Kebbel, on Thc State of Parties, moarns lB -over what he terms the hapless fate of the Whigs, who ., are alleged to be bound band and foot to the triomphal gr car of Radicalism; but fortunately few people care tb about ...

... L~atlbugy on ?? and Irish Idean, in which the Land ill is condemned on tha principles advocated by Earl Grey and a few other Whig politicians, It eeems useless, however, to continue a controversy ou which a definitive judgment hac been passed by Parlia ...

... the cadets home, but the Youthful volunteers somewhat died in fatigruefted hat proffered aid, and, notwithstandieg tb faton whig theyav utdergolne, preferred marching to Clato3n, aiem. ater did, and were dismissed at the College t. h m, ftr an absence ...