... Company has always been regarded as a, Whig and Liberal his I ne- preserve, just as Merchant Tailors has been sacred to Con- hair, !fly servatism. I do nutrecollect that the former company was a lot, ever honoured by a Whig leader sending forth from its true ...

... that the accession of a monopolist Government to power was totally. impossible. It proved further that the nest which the Whigs bad just vacated was so foul that nobody else would get into it; and the result was, that the For men who bad just confessed ...

... opposition to a proceeding dictated by hatred of fi our country, and bitter hatred of our free institutions. The vo Northern Whig, too, indulges in the hope that the Roman ndo Catholic laity will treat the pope's rescript as a nullity:- It by is evident ...

... counties looks extremely even and good, better than I have observed it for the last seven years.-Jolla Lamb, in fie ens Northernm Whig. one TeasE WNE, HARVEST.-There is fear as to the wine har- ays. vest. The price of wines is, therefore, rising. In Italy, ofhowever ...

... trained, lie was sent to Edinburgh; he lived in the house of. Playfair, and was educated among the Scotch philosophers and whig literati. Hence an early disposi- tion to literary rather than Oxford-bred habits; hence a negative liberalism, which may be ...

... RUSSELL Ministry is ta the refusal of Sir JAMES GRAHAM, and the more capable uc members of the PEEL party, to coalesce with the Whigs. le, -Such a junction might have served for the reconstruction co k of a temporary cabinet, but it would not have conduced ...

... Coi- naissioners ix the county of Limerick. MKATII ELECTION.-ir. Henry Meredyth, a nephew of Sir William Somrerville, is the Whig cinididate for the repre. sentiation of Msleath. His address sets forth as his political creed that lie is ilentified with ...

... papers of to-day, and that a public meeting of his friends is to re be held on Monday next. It is understood that the old whigs d and the Parlinment House party have resolved to bring for- Ld ward Mr. Macaulay and Sir James Gibson Craig. although *r the ...

... exists, and can never be revived. * - The final decision given by the House of Lords will i .1 drive Lord JOHNN RusSELL and the Whigs from the 8 timid and procrastinating policy which they have so a long pursued, and lead to some new arrangement for re- pairing ...

... behind the Treasury, as, for saving him the opprobrium that has proverbially T nt compromised the financial repute of every Whig t ly ministry. d a Two millions and a quarter is the estimated to. amount of surplus up to the 5th of April-the end Or u Id ...

... AND THE DERBY CABINET. I s 11~ l , _ ?? ..I i otley's our only wear. After weeks spent rep in ridiculing shams, caricaturing Whig helplessness Yo: and indecision, dissecting the constituencies of rotten - boroughs, and exposing the hollowness of any pre- ...

... FTse supporters of the administration, the conserva- w tive (or, in the slang language of politics, the hunker') tii a. whigs, and other parties oppesed to a constant agitation of the tlt 'is slavery question, united with those opposed to a prohibitory ...