... constituting what is known her Majesty’s opiio-itioii.'’ with llie Whigs the rule adhered to in all points save the one which constitutes she XCepliou to which we allude. cr OUT, the Whigs are unvarying in their hostility to Inland— Kvcn their still recent ...

... promoting measures beneficial to the country, challenge tbw approbation of hi* constituent*. tJnallured the delusive promiiee the Whigs, nor yet betrayed into false position by the professions Tories —hi* endeavour is to secure good measures matter from what ...

... able to tide over a week of the Session. The Times contains the following, which is very like sounding the death-knell of the Whigs ; The state of the Csbinel has provoked abundance of rumours, and some grave apprehensions. for the ip nonrs, their existence ...

... large divirion, aboold inclined anticipate majority of about 100 for government, were it not that I hear son thick-and-thin Whigs talk very lukewarm strain about the success the government. The Tories will vote against ministers, with the exception o( about ...

... sanguine to its provisions.— Same even hint at higher qualification than that suggested the last bill of the Whigs. This is hardly possible ; but the Whigs are capable of any- thing. The debate the Commons promises to be much prolonged. Bright, Peel, Cobden ...

... info the ranks of the Whigs. Most of them, and some tin/ most important amongst them, have already given their adhesion to the Opposition, with Stanley for chief, without Protection, the end and aim of all being to turn out the Whigs. Of these I may mention ...

... the merits of the different can| didates fur the Presidential chair, of whom six are now named—one Democrat, Pcirae; two Whigs, Scott and Webster ; two Free Sellers, Hale and Goodal), and one “Southern Bights’* man, Quitman. The recent meeting held at ...

... once more in the bands of the people. The Daiit Nbws adverts to the withdrawal of tne Bill as a trinmpb for the reactionist Whig as well Tory. AUSTRALIA The Australian mail has arrived The Melbourne Correspondent of the Times leports that was not call ...

... • * • « Which has proved our friend, the English government or the Irish Catholic* civil, bribing, manmuvring government of Whig* mid ‘liberal’ Tories, or the priesthood and people of Ireland, whose excesses’ have shocked you, whoee political tendencii ...

... him that the rights of the people require further extension, atul that the enjoyment of the franchise ought he enlarged. The Whig* have prepared the public mind to entertain high expectations, giving hirtli to the announcement of reform. Whether they intend ...

... the orders and before communicating them to the Central Government. Sir Charles Trevelyan is powerfully connected with the Whigs; bat Lord Palmerston is never wanting in vigour, aud the moment Sir Charles’s revolutionary minute reach 3d England he was ...

... the Firs Minister, are ten 01 twenty years his senior, whereas m the ■toiise of Lords, Lord John would the senior of all the Whig Ministers there sitting, Lord John Bussell, upon the creation ot his peerage will also be appointed K.night the flartei. THE ...