... Subsequently to that date various ballots weft held, but without any definite result; and ultintlately t candidate for the Whig party, ?? Winthrop, was i :d3eeS to withdraw in order that a new choice might be adopt and a new attempt made to obtain a ...

... House of Representatives have taken place without any effect, as no candidate has as 3et obtained an absolute majority. The Whig and Democratic parties can no longer mteaure their strengthi fairly against each other, as a third:party Ilas ariseni called ...

... not- only- by- those Democrats who - - , woere disappointed at being reioped, hut obfthe ountless claim-X ,ants among the Whigs who were chagrined- at diot hlaving been ap- pointed. many of these cieng to' the hope that they my stil have a chance among ...

... seems to have given a decided astimulis to the illegal confederacy opposed to the Mieioos Orangea orgaatic-. The Wiorthein Whig has the fablowmg ?? of a Ribbon demonstration in the county Down :- On New-Year's-niight last, about six o'clock, while acting- ...

... from 1dm would be the old one, -perhaps in a new aspect. They would nover get a substantial measure of reform either from Whigs or Tories. Beth would cling to office, and keep their places and pensions, so long' as thl'ey possibly could. 'There was no ...

... strength of the two sections, that another President from the slaveholding states will hardly find a majority among either Whigs or Democrats at asy future election. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. MONEY MtARKET. New York, January S. The demand for exchange has ...

... our last, Mr Cobden made the following, amongst other observations:- I feel exceedingly gratified at the course which the Whig I Cabinet has taken upon this subject. You remember I dare say, that all this hubbub through the country-this gathering together ...

... a similar fate. It is time that it should abandon the vain endeavour to preserve in a narrow circle of the Whig- born, Whip-connected, and Whig-ordered, that ascendancy which was won by popular intellects in the popular field. ...

... Charles the Pretender: the tune called for was 4 The king shall enjoy his own again. s - I hope to see the day When the Whigs shall run alvay, And the king shall enjoy his own again. Iemp son was introduced to the Pretender's presence by Sir Tho- mas ...

... general best left alone, and -we, as a gene- ol rind rule, re~~gard thctu. But , very serious cag l ha endlberatl prfred by a Whig, a Lord of thic d( 'lreasur cinder a former 'Whiig admiinistration, to the ef- cii dill feet. that Lord John Russell and Sir ...

... doubt about the duration 0 1'he ofhis Miuiistry, broken tile neck of the Colonial opposition, II ved and imbued every feline Whig in Downiiig-street evils lb d ties addirtional vitality eflialf-a-dozen cats a-piece by his AsIs- tr oil pec of last nlight ...

... of Banbridge, in the speeches of two Presbyterian clergymen; one of whom, the Rev. Mr Rutherford (we quote from the Northern Whig) spoke to the following effect:- He appeared there 'in the character of a minister of the gospel.' He fas for making rather ...