... opinion. lam not here denouncing the great body of the Whigs—l not denouncing the great body of the Radicals —but I denounce that small section of ambitious men who endeavour to juggle the Whigs into the belief that, without them, no government can safe ...

... conjecture: enough, however, is known to enable us to form some idea of the new Coalition Cabinet, with Peelite for Premier, and Whigs and Pfightes pretty equally balanced in the other negotiations, the personal probabilities to acceptance of place must be shifting ...

... and it was very generally understood that the negotiations in progress baa for their object the formation of a Conservative-Whig Cabinet —a negotiation which, if successful, would in all probability involve an early dissolution of Parliament. It was proposed ...

... we have recent advices from New York. Considerable excitement existed on the question of the Presidency. General Scott, the Whig candidate, seemed to be somewhat declining in favour, and cannot command the south all. It is stated to be very probable that ...

... fc*s hat 1 amaboutto quote really humiliating. We understand that the Whig committee of the Bth Ward and other wards have offer 100 dollars to every man who can secure democratic the Whig tickets on election day (cheers and laughter). Ibis money has been ...

... 17, the House of Assembly adjourned after balloting 51 times for Speaker without any result. During the earlier ballots the whig candidate, 'Vinthrop, seemed the favourite ; he stood long at votes, beyond which, however, he could not get. The number of ...

... yesterday, thus refers the proceedings, from which it will be seen that it anticipates a dissolution three weeks;— A* many Whigs Liberals yesterday at Lord John invitation hear and accept hie policy for the conduct of the Oppoaition. They were delighted ...

... The bill for the delivery of fugitive slaves has passed the house by a vote of 109 to 75. It was supported by only three whigs from the free states. It is not probable that much more business would be transacted in Congress, as the close of the session ...

... Three candidates, namely, Mr. George Arkwright, one of the late members ; Mr. J. G. Phillimore, Q.C., of the Oxford Circuit, whig, and free-trader; Mr. J. P. Willoughby, of Westboume-terrace, Hyde-park, late a member of council of Bombay, general and i ...

... nomination was received with astonishment in every part of the country, and with universal regret by the Whigs. It is felt by all the national Whigs to a public disgrace to their party that they have been forced by demagogues to give up their greatest man ...

... Weston-super-Mare .Mr. J. Bawden. KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.’ C|c srisl#l Cimcs, AND BATH ADVOCATE. SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1862. WHIG PROTESTANTISM.—NATIONAL EDUCATION IN IRELAND AND THE PROTESTANT CLERGY. senptioM from their flocks, and opportunely assisted ...

... that more than another does credit to the party that our contemporary professes to represent, it is Mr. Langton. Of an ancient Whig family, abiding steadily by the traditional politics of bis house, be has at the same time, without compromising a particle ...