... We confess we have not been withouit our owns misgivings as to the practical utility of the penny postage, fur ' wiich tire Whig Minristry have been so much beprnised by their organs. The Quarlerly Beview calls it a gigantic exemplification of the old ...

... Eve:NrNr, TO OBLIGE BENSON. Mes'rs. Emery, F. Robson, zad Leslie: Miss ,Marston, Niss E. Turner.-THE FIRST NIGHT, Messrs. Alfred Whig-an, Leslie, Vincent, ant Harwood Cooper; Misc P. Horton, and Miss Emily Ozmonde.-And TIlE WANDERING MINSTREL. Mr. F. Robson; ...

... deprived of their constitutional rights in Canada. But there is a ?? asomething the whole press in Ameriea, Oi, 't'ory, W~hig, and Whig-Radival assistance at home, has heen unable to proponnd,-a grand / cenii nz vwhich neither the Canadians nor their enemies ...

... put upon their trial, if they supinely~allow their Irish brethren to be givan up to the Military despotism proposed by the Whigs, they will give consent-te acknowledged ' unconstitntional' measure of Earl (TVy, and, consequently, will be forging chains ...

... paricular desire. and for the last tIme, ithc new Opera Soria, In tkreeActs, entitled SEIICtAMlDI. Dosieby Sixcritor tosini. -O~whig to the Iength of the Perfornatnce, there vill lie rio Divertisse- neot.-Alter the Ospera, tne new Conic Blillet, caled JADIS ...

... FX-aru-u; >w~zrrdr sotu I't l~sfr*fyed7 to ;; ?? ?? ?? ii: fu-u , t x,, t t, ;en r. ?? 'r 3 t e l : ] = z~~p'rdifl iv ias hc ;W-hig i, r o ib uk -iC ut .t1 t, u-u s1 :,p ,,hs ?? SilL1 Ca lettrs Lrn r -n vow v naiicf tvi tort: dort: * ex~offoro cp :S. ? dt ...

... Wag-on .-Lord'Clolling-wood.-Corporate Reforzn.-Lines written at the Tomb of a Young Lady.-Dueiling.-My Old Regiment. -The Whigs and Sir John Hobhoe;se.-The National Convention Meetiog-Lines to. a Lost Frieul.-Events of the Month.- Critical Notices ...

... RimERS. 7. FROUDE'S IRISH PARLIAMENT AND IRISH REBELLION. 8. DE. SCHLIEMANN'S TROJAN ANTIQUITIES. 9. THE PAST AND FUTURE OF THE WHIG PARTY. FRASER'S MAGAZINE for MAY. CONTENTS. WORKING OF TEE IRISH LAND ACT. INTELLECTUAL WILD OATS. VAL MAGGIA. THE FATHER OF ...

... General PIERCE has been chosen. The De- ,mocratic party has won, notwithstanding the high I reputation of the leading men on the Whig side, 5and the personal advantages possessed by Ge- neral SCOUT, as a successful soldier, and as the most distinguished man ...

... electors Meath if they do not insist on the fullest explanation of this strangely suspicious proceeding on the ?art of that Whig in England—rampageous patriot in relaud. What, say you, Meath, this transaction on the part High Heaven Sullivan? The witness ...

... evening, at the Union Coffee House, 54, Baalzephon-street, Long-lane, instead of Swan-street,- Dover-road.-T. Sherman. THE WHIG VICTIMS. N OTICE.-The Female Society, Frieuds of the Oppressed, will N hold a Social Tea Pasty and Ball, at the Canterbury ...

... state of Cherbourg, and its proximity to Ports- mouth and the Channel Islands. Nevertheless, neglected as our navy is by the Whig 1 Incapables, we feel confident that even a few score of our blue-jackets would not only try, but actually beard the Cherbourg ...