... these are 14 Free- c soil members-a portion of them Whig and a por- T tion of them Democratic, but they refuse to mingle with either party in the organization, and hence neither the Democrats nor the Whigs have been 1 able to elect a candidate for Speaker ...

... the House of Assembly adjourned n ?? balloting 51 times far Speaker without any re- e suit. Duting the earlier ballots the whig candidate, e Winthrop, seemed the favourite: he stoid long at 101 votes, beycnd which, however, he could not get. al Tenumber ...

... to the introduce the tea duty into his budget as an object of tte- reftrm. Seldom have the finances of the State under ad, Whig rule been so prorperoui; and, with a considerable Ilo surplus revenue, the Financial Minister will not hesitate the to take ...

... preference, and eacmtion 1 -unyieldingly requires no prompting. In this we shall confessedly have the entire co-operation of the Whigs and Peelites, who deem their peculiar interests tand character involved in maintaining the inviola- rbility of the corn law ...

... e their real opinions upon the questions now engaging 'g the anxious attention of all classes. According to na the Northern Whig, a zealous and judicious sup. it porter of free trade in Ulster, the noble Marquess 'a s not unwlling to accept the challenge:- ...

... have been anticipated before the meeting s of Congress, or even during the first few days of c the pending contest. The old Whig and Demo- t cratic parties seemed bent on trying their strength, v as usual, in the election of Speaker, and they ad- i vanced ...

... tual franchise, have been advocated with varioue degrees of i zeal, The first would be, probably, supported by many of I the whigs; the second is a premium on earl marriages and calculated to exclude thrifty bachelors who hiav somie stake in the well-doing ...

... stoeps foriward, and casts his weight ituo the side of free-trade. To Mdessrs. Biright, Cobieti, aisdl Co., lie says, It the Whig Ministry ?? fail y-ou, I'M ?? MAi I d And wiry sloes Sir Robiert Peel do this ? Can arty one call ii Ii)nilu the remar kable ...

... for Friday next, which is signed by Lords Brabazon, Milltown, Gormanstown, Longford, and St. Lawrence, and by the gentry, Whig and Conservative, to a consi- derable extent. TntE TENANT MOVEMENT.-The open-air meeting of farmers and labourers in Kenmare ...

... pre- b ti will ~ to tt~ttitio1 or sonic other fair sounding E-V ?? ~ shiftits silire, of the common hu~r- staitel ~ Willthe whigs anti Peelites prove as cli.~ iat~tiltoees~ns as onthatw.hereon tleyf'eeltti~t a 'Cio t 6i'0 room1,? 'We hope they may; lint' ...

... Is constituente might know how he voted. to Mr. Duza maid that the resolution of Mr. Brown, in r* effect, called upon the whigs to make an unconditional srur- Dt sender. He would vote for anybody but a disunionist to qt ecupy the chair. t A Voice-There ...

... 'which can only concern myself and my tenants. What you may mean, by Whig Landlords I do not quite comprehend. If you mean that I hiave generally supported the policy of the Whigs, it is true-but if you mean that, in the spirit of a partisan, I have ...