... many as Whigs and Liberals on Thursday, at Lord John Russell’s invitation, hear and accept his policy for conduct of the Opposition. They delighted to find that ho intended immediate and decidve operations. The only law to be given is the Mutiny Act, ...

... time the bon. member ought have remembered that tne history the Whig party for the last thirty years had feen that pledge* loosely given and instantaneously broken. In point of fact, a Whig in office was ugly dog. well muzzled. He complained tn.it no hope ...

... in fact, the present penny stamp the sign of the zeal of the Whigs for the spread of knowledge! Fining and imprisoning the opponents of the tax, and finally compromising the movement, the Whigs did all they could, from 1834 to 1838, for the preservation ...

... Scottrua* for Whig Liberals, Mercury for Independent Literal*, the C’mraml for the C'on«ervafivea -.and only one or two representative* will remain of the old school, the IVilae**, the Aer*, and few others. Meeting of the British Ateociafion at Aberdeen ...

... contending earnestly for the ascendancy of the ensuing election. The Whigs as well as the Democrats were doing their best to enlist the anti-renters on their side. It would appear that the Whig party are in the ascendancy, and have good prospect of maintaining ...

... represent one party, the Stanleystheother. The Whigs are divided into the old Whigs, who are prepared,to sofar and no farth ...

... the Liberal party nm-t now look for the most efT-cfual assistance, conjunction with whatever remains available of the last Whig Administration. may add that we have reason to believe that private communications have already taken place hy winch the principal ...

... leading men who will be bronght forward the Whig State Convention, iu Lancaster, in connection with the Presidency. This question of great importance the present lime for the whole country, especially the Whig party ; and the office-holders arc awaiting ...

... perhaps «»«r« in common with the advanced Liberals than any other the great Whig magnates; and Lord Clarendon’s age would alone a bar his ever succeeding the leadership. the younger Whig {joliticiaiis, the Marquis of would seem to have the moat recommendations ...

... till 8 p.m. tio week (101 s, zed from f aim till lo+tn..nh hahldath, )Ivasages of 12 .intl. ha all pot. of tha Sil (mldromer Whig charged lia)-8.1 for tir ...

... society in that country. Mr Workman next criticised Mr Gladstone's action, and declared that henceforth he would neither be a Whig, Tory, or Radical, and would not ask anyone who solicited his vote whether meant to in for Home Rule or compensation publicans ...

... Cholera wa.- committing havoc Yucatan. In the town of deaths were at the rate uf per day. From Washington learn that the Whigs have elected majority of both houses—more than two-thirds of both the Senate and the Assembly. ...