... of Brar ;ham ; the pre It is confidently asserted that parliament a strenuous e POLITICAL MISCELLANY, the Ministry must be Whig inor was, on Friday, ret Candidate having lift the field clear for hi e Court of Chancery last to do so. In the case of Meagher ...

... taken I the League To Mes Whig mit call to mind December of 1845, t 1 unexpected manifesto nounced his adhesion osteßibly, addressed tc to the farmers of Draytc the people of Englai moves on the )y his letter of 1845, c The . Tamwort ...

... 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 ...

... witE here, al t, egotist that he is, is not quit if-conc icle his privat, le of this is th, n paragraphs c hat neither the Whig camp in which he ar lectors of London, ronet effect, Sir Robert Peel's liberality comes to if the poor ft tiering from prices ...

... 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' ...

... national sin on the plea ot poverty, in a country where two expensive JkY™ v°, ?? ° U * SUpported b * the P^P'e once : a Whig Ministry play a deliberate game to lose this coun- try the Canadas.-wantonly risk the possession of the Cape -more than {>ennit ...

... candidate for the Whig party, Mr. Winthorp, was in- duced to withdraw in order that a new choice might be adopted, and a new attempt made to obtain a sufficient majority. No advantage, however, was gained by this policy, for the Whig concentration was ...

... of the landlords to make them join in 11 the cry for protection to agriculture. Indeed, it would appear, from the Northerns Whig, that the speeches of Lord Glengall and his fellown-gitators, al in favour of a now corn law, will probably lead to 3fsomething ...

... candidate for the whig party, Mr. IVinlhrop, was induced to withdraw in order that a new choice might be adopted, and anew attempt made to obtain a sufficient majority. No ajvautage, however, was gained by this policy, for tiie whig concentration was ...

... If the maintenance of souls throughout the United Kingdom depends simply upon the supply of dresses, we are gfraid that the whig landlords will speedily find themselves in » sorry case.” Sir Robekt Peel has written letter to hie tenant gamers—and droll ...

... centuries is scen to be, at present, a most anomalous one. This is generally admitted, and is the subject of comment on all sides. Whig and Tory alike con- fess that their case is without parallel in the history of the past, and that the future offers nothing ...

... after fifty-one ballots. The number of votes required to form majority has generally amounted to 113 or 114. Mr. Winthrop, the Whig candidate, has never come nearer the number than 103 votes ; and though cne of the Democratic candidates, Mr. J. W. Brown, ...