... affairs of the East as the Whigs. But this admission goes for nothing in extenuation of the infamous conduct which has lately been pursued. The Whigs came into office wits clean hands, the Tories weit out with dirty. The Whigs were great sticklers about ...

... by a wit- ness, his notice was sufficient, but notif ?? best mode is to send a written notice, which will he effective. A WHIG.-It was Lord Bexley (then Nicholas Vansittart), when Cisascellor of the Exchequer, who acknowleged purchasing 2,800 guineas ...

... was broadly in- moured, to he elevated to te bench, From some cause, generally believed to arise from the had faith of his Whig colleagues, the ap- pvinsnent did not take place. I-Ic quitted office, and sat in Parlia- ment alter his secession, duriig ...

... be assured that, notwith- standing all his legal acumen, the public properly appreciates his motives. The fact is, that his Whig colleagues bas-ing committed a blunder, called upon him to extricate them from their ditlicult-, and to dlo so he has not scrupled ...

... exiled will no doubt be mouch amelio- rated, if wve are to believe the Attorney General,-although we have but little faith in Whig promises of professions. S~saestl directs his splenetic effusion against a nobleman who is far beyond his reach, and lis d ...

... ravith preferen tolo bstptor hton That polisitil ahuttlecokr ewaving prastitue a lse tbe s parto hisl life to the Tory and Whig his 'aion, may ish aricew tonve fss from inevitable rails offer ths is hackneptned sevie to tha National Convyention. (QueryL-Win ...

... may be able to answer his ques- tion-what wrete tite colours if the last election of the sresent members for Dover, the one Whig. the other Tory, Rlice ?? Reid i Our Furnival's Inti correspondent need toot ]ta ' e ritten. The Editor is always to be seen ...

... Insurrection of Frost, Whiqh RN intented to he bloodless, was nothing more than a following ouit of the doctrines preached by he6 Whigs at the epoch of the Reform Bill. These doctrines were'l harmless; nay, just in themselves; and would have led to no evil c ...

... woman, of Jama died at the age of 130; and in 1808, Martha Hannah, of Cullyback)', Ireland, livedto 126. A VOTER (Chathzim)-fle Whig and Tory factions, as our corre- spondent terms them, took their rise about 1649. A. Y.-Sea-signals were first devised by James ...

... Governor of Antwerp, in each of which he calmly described his situation, and expressed Junshaken confidence in theresult. ' A Whig may differ from his Grace in politics, but to attack his military fame or talents is childish, and ?? in the extreme. C. D ...

... 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 ...

... Smith, Elder, and Ce., 65, Cornbill. BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE' No. CCCI. Novuaneit, 1840. CONTENTS: I. Ten Years of Whig Government-II. De Quincev's Revenge. By Delta-III. Louis Philippe-IV. The Fall of Bagdad. A Chapter of Turkish History-V. Review ...