... following extract from the Newts Yeors 'trilisne. In relation to piece goods, before the arrival of the Europa, that first-rate whig paper says:- Holders continue anxious to dispose of their stocks with- out ?? regard to regil/or prices, and the continued ...

... elicited by the debate on Mr. Fox's fan motion, says: The country is progressing, parliament is gte! standing still, but the whigs, if wve are to judge from the spa ministerial speeches, are decidedly going backwards. Wi, Although on analysis of the division ...

... 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 ...

... If. mighty empire. da e Now, do the express terms of this comparison apply to poli any policy or party? Do they ?? to the whigs?~tt ~*They can only apply to soine man who had clhanged tis We~ *opinions, apd who lied assumed a position originally bie- ...

... section noisy 3. of tho House of Commons is in favour of ay suchpnc inlvestigation aisthatproposed by Mr.HUBIE. either FR It Whigs, P'eehtes, ?? have the ~ligb ?? if desire to raise the question of direct taxatdon as Ialist dsour~e of1 permanent, revenue ...

... scholar and orator in him; one of the few remaining of the group of talented men who shed a lustre on the better days of the Whig party. The other deceased is ?? of SHAFTESBURY, one of the useful peers; the most diligent andf efficient chairman of committees ...

... . Perhaps the most appropriate name would be to name 6g call it the Walmsley party : will that do ? the Si ate But the Whigs-how are you to apply to the men who Scots )th go in and out of office with LIord John Russell the same Bene& ilaepithet that ...

... beasts. Ia the, top ranks of the whig party it seems to be Irell under- nit, stood, and a settled point, that neither Mr. Fillmrore, h1r. d a Webster, ncr any of the parading party, will be, the sod nomninee of tire whigs for the next chief Margistrate ...

... His present bill is a 2 decided improvement upon his first; asd, as we know,. from long experience, that it is the nature of Whig legis- 2& lation to halt and hobble along, let us thank the gods 3- that we are getting along in the right direction in some ...

... T1 It labours of 1851, and Lord JOHN RUSSELL has the sh Et exclusive merit of dissolving the traditional bond between the Whigs and the Catholic constituencies re i of Irelanid, which has hitherto constituted their chief tr ,Parliamentary strength as ...

... foreign goods in bond in [old. Manchester, was in direct contradiction of those principles of commercial policy which the Whigs houthave been supposed to regard as identified with their political creed. Nobody now-a days pretends to deny the great advantage ...

... thenceforth, by no meim- her of'the opposition, but by the father of the house, and P' by the most consistent supporter of Whig prinIIciples. 'S Mr. Hiume had dlone it. His motion had beeu carried, PI and the basis of the Chancellor of the Exchequer' ...