... grounded , i,rme-sTRtLT L * Vigo Bay. has got off without damage. AC,li • w v Peter Denny, from San Francisco for Queenstown, whig T E put into Lima leaky, will discharge lor repairs. ' rif Ltcuing at Saturdays tad B. Red Sea (a), from Newport for Bombay ...

... ° er Peace on earth and amongst the nations which they fondly it to be certain to become. Events have the Tory chief of a Whig-Radical Anient —as Palmerston was nickby a recent wi'iter —was more nearly than those of his opponents who scorned Nil and ...

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... that the bill will become law on the broad foundation of a compromise which both Houses can honourably accept.'' The Northern Whig (L.) says : Tne decision the House of Commons was given with much coolness and deliberation. It ought to have a preponderant ...

... private follies in a lam:liable point of view; and have been ao suavest-fel hi their delineations. the there is scarcely a Whig in actual existence more absolutely present to the public mind, than that eccentric personage, John Bull. Pethaps the continual ...

... ..A.- - tie sham armor • a, , teed AM .4V Faaggieta. Prue Testi. all, fres OS Se crake Ly lams. Owners* I Sanwa bee. Whig.) told, tO Loa& re usu.' at Pm.' Cent. .--- 11. KAMA% Th. f Abet:A oaly few nt many Tertimmele 1 wee., Atrium 0 A ODD G ...

... introduction of the .ar.twr, of Crluia Bill, the standing in the fore. r,ont L6O soot been 'yawl to. This involves the prin. -Os ol Whig Is houses, the dawn, or the power of a on the past of majority When roe Is of, it Is not likely that there will I mu, difilleirlty ...

... confidence that the bill will become law the broad foundation of compromise which both Houses can honourably accept. The Northern Whig (L.) says . — The decision in the House Commons was given with much coolness and deliberation. It ought to have a preponderant ...

... R. M.—lt has been repeatedly explained that Lord Beaconsfield never was a candidate for Parliament either as a Liberal or a Whig. In the contest whice political opponents are accustomed to say that he appeared as a Radical, he was really opposed to a candidate ...

... Lass taps the impossibility .2 the bill *idiom his Übe ing closes. he mutat vary mill. wee dim peonies of law year, save is. Whig will herpes will prOohly ho Oast the Lords will potter about the sad vat mod the bill berili, whoa the forefoot's will amities ...

... Lord Howick (the Lord Grey of to-day) and Lord Brougham threatened the Lords with sudden destruction if they did not pass the Whig Municipal Corporations Act of 1835. The same tiling has been done at threatening of a difficulty, and the penny Sunday sheets ...

... when one of the represents- they had on previous occasions been obstructive and would is no o doubtless doub h t per of the Whig `el-ment proposed to make it a t abe at log r n so i a at f a i s r oth a e d r i t n i m il e if unchee:ked. There is the ...