... institution of the force, the Volunteers have been singularly, wo may say marvellously, free from any political influences. We have Whig lords in command, Conservative captains of companies, and Radical privates, or vim versa, getting on together most pleasantly ...

... landed in 1782), and shortly afterwards became aide-de-camp to the general commanding, the Hon. Henry Fox, brother to the great Whig leader. returned to England on the evacuation of Minorca at the peace of Amiens in 1802. He became second captain in 1804, ...

... Confederate Secretary of State does not yet see the necessity, nor approve of the policy, arming the slaves. The Richmond, Whig opposes President Davis’s proposition to emancipate the slaves after service. Butler, in a speech which he made at the sth ...

... Whicn it has been the duty of thid department during the past three years to organise and to report.” According to the Northern Whig, an application is likely to be shortly made to the Horse Guards to restore Belfast to the position of being the head-quarters ...

... division of the field into a white bar and red bur in equal proportion, the red bar being at the outer end of the HM.—JiuhinonU Whig. The Blakeley ordnance gun, proved a few’ days ago at tho Woolwich butt, and which has since been mounted carriage and platform ...

... , Wrought Iron Lattice Girders—their design and construction, , _. , Wrought and Cast Iron in Piers, Pillars, and Founda- Whig' Walls and Retaining Walls in scale of graduated heights, from the best French and English examples —Docks and Dock Gates. ...

... on lecturing as if our Constitution was as old as the Egyptians, and if never had a domestic trouble in our lives. One day Whig pundit gives serious advice to Austria to mend her ways in regard to Hungary and Venctia; another time we have Sir Oracle saying ...

... to whom more particularly allude are, for the most part, too old to dig, and they are too proud to beg. Tho resi>cctable old Whig alembic into which all the dulness of week used to distilled into caput mortuum, has of late taken to the distillation of Radical ...

... is rank blasphemy,” with some people. was amused by hearing Straggles, who affects to be a Liberal because he is heir to a Whig earl, and thinks it right to be on the side of the people, read a paragraph from the Morning Star which was headed Melancholy ...

... the original story was all true. His uncle, old De Test, one of your inveterate old Whigs, Fox Club man, and all that sort of thing, who goes in and out of all the Whig pigeon-holes, and knows everything, told some old fogies at his house on tho Suudiy ...

... another soon, have ceased to take any interest in politics tins week in consequence of a cold in my head, but I hoar from my Whig friends that the Government will have majority of 18, which I do not believe; and my Tory friends tell their side will have ...

... which England cannot afford to l>e beaten—in which she must, at all hazards, win • and I lieliove that no Ministry, l>e it Whig, it Tory, 0 r W it Radical, will ever dare to allow the naval power and supremacy of this country to diminished or impaired ...