... the most part, confined to the progn the State and Federal elections. The Democrats appear have gained considerably upon the Whig party the ret ura of some of the most important offices. The Spanish proposal for the settlement of the Cuban difficulty had ...

... and that it will sure to pay; the Sydenham Palace is too tar—l should not like to be one of its shareholders. The infusion of Whig elements into the Cabinet cannot be very pleasing to the Peelites. Sir George Grey has at length got his reward. It is not ...

... being, in the following year, Surplus !—a sort of thing which had rarely before as onished the eyes and filled the coffers a Whig Chancellor of tjie^Exchequer. Il therefore follows that 1‘« less money the Gorernment g’e the richer it'becomes, and therefore ...

... reimburse Lord Clarendon. The trial, however, imagine, will materially weaken the moral influence of the Whig,. Man who play with pitch must be defiled, and Whig, cannot stoop to dirty work without carrying away tome portion of dirt themselves. Some little sensation ...

... Winnington, Contrives ten seats to Wynn, And some few odd fish have been caught,J But neither Roche nor Phiun. Reverses sore the Whigs have met In Buxtons, Greens, and Greys, In Stewarts, Pagets, Ebringtons; But all dogs have their days. A fearless Horsman has ...

... defects are now remedied. 1. Komilly and Peel reformed the code of punishments. 2. Lord Campbell has reformed the process. 3. The Whig administration, about fifteen years ago, carried a bill to allow counsel to all persous accused. The learned gentleman next ...

... city courthouse, on Friday evening, “to express their opinions and feelings on the recent insolent and audacious letter of the Whig Premier to the Bishop of Durham. It is slated that even the entrances to the court were crowded to suffocation,” and that never ...

... in favour of D-mocratic go- marbles. Jones first, Levi Harwood second, and myself j vernor, but majority her Legislature is Whig. We third, here entered Mr Hoiiest’s room, while Samuel i learn from Ohio that the returns thus fir show a bias in Harwood ...

... House of Commons—the place, of all others, where patronage has it* strongest roots. On this occasion Derbyites, Peebles, and Whigs, were united, for each knew full well that Administrative Reform would render it impossible for cither of their parties hold ...

... ■'»2,603 tonnage. There are at present before the Scotch county and borough constituencies candidates for 53 seats. these are Whigs Radicals, and 29 Protectionists or Derbyites. thiso who arc present either altogether unopposed opposed by candidates of their ...

... head of the firm of Vivian and Sons, the eateosive cupper smelters. In politics Mr. Vivian waa moderate liberal. When the Whigs were in office generally voted with the ministry, but went farther, by supporting the ballot and other liberal measure*.. Mr ...

... the leaves of the early-sown potatoes, but as yet we have no authentic information of the tubers being attacked. The Northern Whig, referring to the reports from the tenant-right deputation in London, says :—“ This question is now likely to settled in a ...