... and it is said that there will be a very liberal accession of the wavering party- those amphibious political members, half.Whig, half- Conservative-who like to go with tle strongest, and to whom the Premier addressed himself in his speech on Monday week ...

... in political ulagonisg l I : B Be it remembered, the *Whigs tookl office under Sir It. Peel's followers in 1853, not Sir R.. Peel's fol- lowers uinder them. And this coalition was made by the Whigs, because, on the confession of their own leander in the ...

... ? Mltl of Seaurday. . The display of jewels at tine last Drawin6-Room reminded the courtier of the old rivalry'between the Whig and Tory Mlistresies of the Robes _ the Duehess of Sutherland and her Grace of Buecleuch. -On the present occasion ithe Duchess ...

... . Arranlge Itouits tave been made for advancing and protecting Conservative in erests in the registration eourts, and the Whigs 'ill find a strentuios opposition offered to them vhenever a vacancy occurs. SAn1ATII RAILWAY TatmVIx IN INTDIA.-A letter from ...

... and that it shoulti have sprung fioun such it sotirce is not the least curios-ity clibent it, staitipitig it, as flint old Whig inriprinltd(lee, with a sterling impress the reverse of catcliputunv.- It is a secret history of thle principal Russian families ...

... present Majesty's accession, whami1 God long preserve! It deserves conservation at our bands:- 'The Queen's with us,' the Whigs exulting say, ' Foi- wlmn she fituad us in, she'll lot us stay.' * It ny be so; but givo me leave to doubt lhow long she'll ...

... Stephen's in the next Parliament.- Court Jotutral. We are credibly informed that a noble dtlke, long one of the leaders of the old Whig patty, has given in his support to Lord Derby's Govcrrtment.-bid. The Pope is accustomed every year to bless a sword aid it ...

... appointed Colonol-in-Chief or the North. Yorl; Militia (Rifles), which, by his death. becomes vacant, In politics lie was a Whig, but, lie took; no very active part in political affiirs. ?? defatilt of issue, the dutkedomn and otiher dignities devolve ...

... anger, And talks tumid ?? Bright, John Bright. His size is gigantic, his gestures are frantic, HIe rails at both Tories and Whigs in his might: The reporters rush forth when he talks in the North, For funny to read is John Bright, John Bright. He won't ...

... a small town ought to be aware of this fact-your ,eyes ought to he opened to it-that by means of the advertising class the Whig papers are mainly sup-. ported. All men advertise in the paper usost lilkely to do.themr service, and certainly the paper which ...

... grandson, who grew uip at- is knee, was nine yea~rs' old at the time of hisgr'andflather's death. They bbth belonged to tbce.Whig; or covbtnanting party, in the Wast~ofScot- land,:an thle fatally have hononrabile mention iti martyrology of that heroic peilod ...

... wreaths awa'. Thy shelter had they cplured to Spring, Whell birds in glorions conceit sing, WYhell pleasuire spreadls with every whig Along the plain, W'e'dl Citeer have, seen thee ?? nor cling To that cauld staoe. But when the blast wvas wildly high, And ...