... themselves to a party, or lifted up their voices in Parliament. The new Lord Chancellor has the ad- vantage of being a staunch old Whig. He was for some years Solicitor-General under the Melbourne Administra- in that capacity the honour of knighthood— was appointed ...

... the democrats and w ,he'whigs in America, they set them down as exactly 6t Lnalogous to the parties who bear the same designations T n this country, although English democrats may be Or: *anked with American whigs, and our whigs would v( e too tory to ...

... that the honour of my country would be wounded by any such concession, and I unhesitatingly went into the lobby against the Whig Mliristry-(hear, hear.) Lord Derbv's Government followed, but it was plain that it could only exist a single day upon sufferance; ...

... 1855. GEonoGi REx, (The signatures of all the Misisters follow.) AMERICA. TIME ANTI SLAVERY PAlT~Y. The Whigs of New York are mutating the Whigs if Ohio, and saurreder to the anti-slavery party. The Republican, or anti-slavery party propei, is to meet ...

... the police magistrates, too, are in a similar predicament. In fact, the elass of men, generally speaking, pro- moted by the Whigs were totally unfitted for the offices into which they were thrust by priestly in- fluence. To mnake the law respected the course ...

... there was a great Whig outery e against the close boroughs, and the people agreed e with the Whigs, and said it was an infamous system. r So they put an end to the close boroughs of the r Tories, but not to the close boroughs of the Whigs' n -(laughter) ...

... record. The Whigs e- will have a majority in both'branches of the Legislature, the Senate, ?? which holds over from last year;; being composed of 17 Whigs arid if 15 Opposition; and the Assembly chosen at the recent election, of 82 Whigs, 44 Opposition ...

... steam-6hip Asia, lience, arrived at Nev Yorkw on the ]8th ult. almr h-d . he .Whig National Convention, assembled at Balti'morc, bid adopted the following resolihtions:-* Thlt the Whigs of the United States are assemnbled here by revereneeforthe constitution ...

... mitg'appear, that whatever the complexiont of'the spaty in power in London-be it Liberal, Libei-al-Conserva- tive, or ?? same old Whig set invariably get the places in Edinburgh. Propriety is occasionally offended, i'ay dece-cy` -ahy :p'ssibly be. outraged, ...

... and that he himself vasihonritiaidl a member of the nbew Ministry. The fias6 thorough t surrbnder of the old principle of Whig exclusiveness had been signalised in his own case, andt he could scarcely fail to regard it as both a personal and a party ...

... Because the Whig party d choose to start a man who represents none but them- selves, nra all the other parties in the city to do the same ? And if they do not, and s only one other appear. are they then either all t to vote for the Whig, or not vote ...

... of the facts. Edinburgh has been, ever since 1831, one of the few strongholds of Whiggism. It has a little knot of aspiring Whigs, called at Edinburghl the Par- liament House clique,' by which clieue all elections have been managed, ever since the passing ...