... ALLEGED NEW COALITION. The nunonr the clubs last night was, that if Meatrs. Gladstone and Sidney Herbert, and any one of the Whigs in the late administration, coaid induced to take ofßoe along with him, Lord Palmerston was willing to take the lead in the ...

... spoken to some of the leading whigs and believed that it was not their intention to depart from their former policy on the subject. At subsequent meeting Mr. Maurice O’Connell said he was authorised to state that if the whig party returned to office, it ...

... eannidate; the Whigs two : the Know-Nothings, no If-3 than three. Tbe candidate of tbe Democrats received If votes the first ballot, on the 3rd, and 72 on the fourth ; on tbe received 74 votes on the first ballot, and 00 the fifth. the 3rd the two Whig candidates ...

... fifteen Whigs to nine Democrats; and not only all the Whigs, but several of the Democrats voted | for the proposed change. At the election which has just j taken place, the tables were turned; and sixteen Demo- I crats were elected to eight Whigs. This ...

... upon Mr. Isaac James, Eignhi',’ pT'' ,e ' ' v, l a request that he would permit , l 'rennnation The Whigs worke.l awav right guisl earnest, and the Whig candidates walked in a majority of ten. The result of the was declared George James rorty-nme Rurgegscs ...

... families. ;ies the case ifluential in- displeasure icc to some and it must t the lowest the Poll a lumber. As ill Boroughs 'reat Whig: iea in oppole Ministry their plan ; iter truth, it ill's love onents. If horns, and i small and :es of come, he would onflict ...

... both parties. The two candidates are exceeding popular, influential, and talented gentlemen. Me* tings have been held by the Whigs, and squibs in great piotusion issued by both parties. Every possible exertion has been made, every species of electioneering ...

... be circumid the land >erations of yected that clubs, and ve —but in Already :ty, to the but do ical creed: very shade Whig and rchman and jfits offered principle of freedom of •ofitable in- no more they know irhood of higher than commercial ion is very ...

... UNITED STATES. The Hon. Henry Clay, the highly and justly distinguished American statesman, and a leader of the Whig party now lies so dangerously ill at Washington that it has been deemed advisable to send for his family. The physicians say that all ...

... aunouno ments of the fineness of the weather, the favourite prospects in the gold diggings, the commission several murder*, Whig victory in the elections Sacramento,and some sixty house* (read mud and palm-leaf htatv) burnt at Uotgona, the Isthmus. Fortv ...

... certainly has not added in the least to the popularity of the measure. It smacks very strongly of the prevailing fault of the Whigs—namely, their tendency to fritter away in details the most important principles involved in their measures. The great evils ...

... Ministers are out for ever! The Whigs were beaten on the Militia Bill; and to the noble stand of the glorious brigade you may attribute all. To them are duo the honour of this signal vic' tory The men who ousted the Whig Government, were Sadleir, Higgins ...