... sat for tiat ctunty tip to his elevatioll to the peerage, in October, 18V2. The aoble lord wias a constaut .snilporter of the whig party, and voted in favour of the relorni bill. In 1832 for his uniform support to the liberil party, the late Earl Grey obtaiued ...

... politics of diie .. n Sceutishsusletrbohis;'tisntd hl\e islggarews ipsomen-ihy Sin ;i.h~a''ui r' i th icastcballad ~aguainatth'e Whigs, ri~tte b Sir ?? 'at h Jioswehl s -ini ?? hiels -gase rise to the duiiel between' ;a hthie writer of it: and MnStntiart~ of ...

... of free trade bangs on 'the existence of t eethe Whig Minisrty ? Ministries did not make, nor p can they mar free trade; the people won it for ;thPeii selves, and will keep it in spite of either Whig or. v Tory Cabinets. , . i ' ...

... cotton manufacturers of England. That free tradet is in the ascendant is in spite of the Globe, and of its s patron in the Whig Cabinet ; and we prefer to lea ve e the principles of free trade to the Manchester Chain- ber of Comnmerce rather than to our ...

... Surrey. The I deceased gentleman was returned for St. Albans, at the last Pri general election, by a very large majority, on whig principles. cxl Some y'ears since, lie was returned for the county of Carlow, gre in oonjuddtion with'the'late Mr. Vigors, ...

... In the new cor- poration there are 82 Protestants, 24 of whom are conserva- tives and 8 whigs; and only 28 om~an Catholics, 22 of whom are repealers and 6 whigs; 22 members of the late corporation were reelected, 8 conservatives and 14 re- pealers. There ...

... the Bev. .J. Peters, the Rev. ,a D. M. Evans, and Mr. Henry Vincent. The latter gen- red tleman, in referring to the late whig ministry's decease, said ait was a piece 01' suicide; never had soy statesman a a clearer field before him than Lord John Russsell ...

... really something for those who have a long felt that the combination of gentlemen styling them- In selves 1the leaders Of the whig party 1has obstructed in the practical progress of the country, that these gente- hi men have passed sentence of deposition ...

... Ministerial crisis ; and Manchester men are solemnly warned of the dangers that hang l on the uncertainties that surround the Whig Cabinet. e The whole tone of the article we take to be the shal- lowest cant that was ever put forth for the purpose of making ...

... Wills il talent for gettitg into -hot water, sholht surety have bomght in. ?? be it fromn us, however, to aesert, Ittat the whigs only have forgotten what is due to tl~mscves. FiThe eountry party have been shnilarly ob. livioS. Lot l'27T was evidently ...

... in the demand for a new h, 0 Reform Bill. The repeal of the cornilaws thoroughly ni dislocated the relations on which both Whig and tli Tory leaders had maintained their inlluenee over so their respective adherents, and lirtted the actual and legislation ...

... for the repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law, but I1 they could not be carried. Late advices from Texas an- dur mounce that the whigs of Galveston had resolved to support pop President Fillmore and the compromise. Advices from the Halifax state that the liberal ...