... Subsequently to that date various ballots weft held, but without any definite result; and ultintlately t candidate for the Whig party, ?? Winthrop, was i :d3eeS to withdraw in order that a new choice might be adopt and a new attempt made to obtain a ...

... from 1dm would be the old one, -perhaps in a new aspect. They would nover get a substantial measure of reform either from Whigs or Tories. Beth would cling to office, and keep their places and pensions, so long' as thl'ey possibly could. 'There was no ...

... doubt about the duration 0 1'he ofhis Miuiistry, broken tile neck of the Colonial opposition, II ved and imbued every feline Whig in Downiiig-street evils lb d ties addirtional vitality eflialf-a-dozen cats a-piece by his AsIs- tr oil pec of last nlight ...

... al -and other stiffering iutdrests. .p in the -present houise of Commons Othere are four distinct se( partipb:-1.irt the. Whigs proper, or Ministerialists. numn. sei beri'a abofit- 265(t.'eeondliy, ?? seetiou,¾ nambering, no: about'960; thirdly, thd Cobden ...

... his old allegiance, and that the period is st hand when the right hon. baronet will again occupy a leading Pi4 tion in the Whig Ministry. Lately, no fewer than three persons were in one dil brought before the Sheriff of H oxburgh charged with haviw been ...

... party move, and selecting the skir- mishers, but in reality to reorganize a vigotois sad uncom.; promising o position to the Whigs for the ?? campaign. unrther secessions from the Peelites were aa-- nounced at the conference, and an assurance conveyed, ...

... destructive verarn s-eatng their hams and everything that came in theirwa A kind neighbour advised tlte pirchase of coal tar, whig I was accordingly got, and their retreats were overlaid witli thte material, and in a very short timnethey hled lefB. Tha' ...

... Duke of Wellington; and very confidentially assures its readers that there is as much chance of Sir R. Peel's displacing the Whig Cabinet just now, as of his becoming Emperor of Tahiti, or Great Llama of Thibet. SOUTHAMPTON, Tuesday.-The Indus steamer with ...

... .Eal Minto, Mharqsexsdwe, Sir C. ood, aid Lor ha : Rxuisell..f ?? rumnours arte auoat of ajunthaon to be bfurmedwt m' the. Whig Cabinet s by Sir James Graham, ahds fewoehis 11 old official friends. -Lord, P ?? d,3isbojitt l retire,to make rioom for Lord ...

... First, to enable the Orleans party-to gratify their-revenge on Lord Psilmereton, aid, ifovossibiei to srstitute a Tory for a Whig idinistry in England; an9, secondly, to'break np thealliance ?? -and,,the only constitutional country in Europe, in order to ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. IoN LNDON,: 26th May, 1850. The Whigs have a certain functionary's luck and their own too; no sooner are they beset by questions difficult or inconvenient to answer, than there comes the; Whitsuntide recess to give them time to ...

... miase'sCQ;L ?? Belfast and Cork Colleges havepaoncatded heir first session,cand the eresultS ppear very 'satisfactdry. Th aby hiesn Whig states, ?? e t prizoeme in h Belfast include .nd em ers 6f the GEtablisled and Roman Catholic hlastchei, Presbyterianbhs of ...