... the Whig, Liberal, and Radical sections of the House have not, so far as we have seen and read their addresses, indicated their determinations except in the vaguest and most general terms; they have certainly not swvoru fealty to the expectant Whig chief ...

... Govern- ie ment are in the hands of men who call themselves is Whigs while they are in reality Tories, or in the I, hands of Tories while they are, to all intents and Lg purposes, more Whig than Conservative, and umore Liberal than both. With thoroughly ...

... opponents and foes. Will they embrace the opportunity? THE secret of the recent extraordinary somer- sanltings of our high-bred Whig cotemporaries in. the matter of the Reform Bill will now be readily: understood by the remarkable letter addressed by Earl ...

... London: LONSmAN & Co. Edinburgh: A. & C. BLACK. LORD H1OLLAND'S MEMOIRS OF THE WHIG PAR TXY. Just published, Vol. I. post Svo, price 9s. Gd. cloth, 'f/EMOIRS of the WHIG PARTY during 'my TIME. xrt V By HENRY RrCrlAIID Leo) HoLLASD. Edited, by his Son ...

... Ireland for any respectable House. Has a first-class Wholesale and Retail connection, Communications addressed ?? Northern Whig Office, Belfgt, shall have prompt attention. AGENCIES WANTED, For the SALE and PUsRcHsA of Staple Articles of Consumpt. THE ...

... chance of suc- F emss. If the Croft of the Conservativo lawyers is in danger by 'a admissidus on their-part, the craft of the Whig Agents might a be in equal jeopardy -were they. to spend. their Constituent's ' money in the gratuitous circulation among ...

... place, hO vben will it be composed? In these days, it is needless , the to say that the old Whig team is out ot iiust the question. Are we, then, to have a Whig-Radicl ever $0ombination, in which Lord John Russell and Ad Bright are to have the joint treatment ...

... price its yesttge-stttssps to';tlsp s~bli4mme'Ut,. LORD IIOLLAXD'DS MEIMOIRS OF TIlE WHIG PARTY. Just lulished '. oL I., post Svo, price 9s. 6d. cloth, 3EAIOIRS of the WHIG PARTY during my TiME. By HENRY RICTRARD ', ,RD HOLLAND. Edited by his SOn, HENRY EDrWA1RD ...

... HTSTORY-MR. RODEBUCK AED MISS MARTINEAU. VII. LADY THERESA LEWIS' CLARENDON GAL- LERY. VIII. LORD HOLLAND'S MEMOIRS OF THE WHIG PARTY.' a POSTSCRIPT-THE GENERAL ELECTION. r London John Murray, Albemarle Street. EdIibmugh: I. Oliver & Boyd. SLIGHTLY ...

... by those who dare not or meet. him on his own chosen ground, the ub- desperate efforts made to weaken and crush be him by Whigs and Tories, who would con- bay tinue oar present unequal and unjust system of, representation, and our present, still more ...

... maelstrom plots and policies of Continental des- pots, now apparently preparing to go to war. Our fear is that the rejected Whig Chief, who still seems to harbour the idea that the country cannot do without him, wfill exert himself to the utmost to precipitate ...

... when' we take into consideration ir the helpless character of the candidate who-. has been put up as the convenience of. the Whigs, does not, we acknowledge, greatly astoish us. td; ME Wemyss1f-*idoubtedliv a ifeilfire- 'h$is ap- Us. pearances in puli!F ...