... was confidently stated that the latter had refused to join the new administration, and these rumours gave such hopes to the Whig party, that n the Herald has strong reason to believe that a telegraph f message was yesterday afternoon despatched to have ...

... its appointment, passed a vote of thanks to Mdr Rutber- fmd-the Great .Mogul of Scottish lawyers-such it was ight that this Whig, law committee should burn incense Ifnre their idol-(hear, and laughter). Nevertheless, the reinciples they bad adopted had ...

... from the in- telligence we published on Monday. morning, Lord Jobn Russell is once more Prime Minister of the ceantry. The Whig Ministry, after being tossed at the mercy of the poli- tical surge for eleven days, have been driven back without their own ...

... of a single Southern State. I have not yet seen, out of 200 Whig newspapers in the Southern States, one which has responded with any warmth to the nomination of General Scott by the late Whig State Convention of Pennsylvania. 2. The next in order is Mr ...

... applause). I know very well people say that the Whigs are stationary,-that the timee has gone by for that party,-that other questions have come up that Fox and his friends did not know of,-that the Whigs were not prepared to go with the spirit of the times ...

... for ill, the Whig school is generally averse to coalition. It is too much of. an oligarchy, almost too much of a family, to endure the introduction of new ele- menits, espeeially when there is anything tI be forgiven or forgot. The Whigs came in and go ...

... length the present constitution of the Bri- tish House of Commons, and concluded by calling on the meet- ing to kick out the Whigs, as the worst set of impostors that ever disgraced the British dominions. Mr PETTIE then addressed the meeting on the subject ...

... of a diminu- tive vacht, 15 feet only in the keel, in which he was attempt- ing the passage to London from Wexford.-Belfast Whig. LORD CLAREsasDoN.-The Freessrnl's Journal states that a letter has been forwarded to Lord Claerendon, under legal ad- vice ...

... a state of things local in- flnaence most have a very decided effect in turnina the balance. Mr Heardis what iq descrihed a Whig of the old school. For Galway county the Galway fVndicator says, John James Bod- kin. REq., Kilcoonev, is once more tn offer ...

... how to estimate the weight or ex- tent of public opinion at home. If fasting and prayer could propitiate fate, and cause the Whigs again to abandon the strong ground they now enjoy, we should not have long to sigh for that auspicious circumstance, as in ...

... important in itself, cannot be said to have taken Prol: the country by surprise, as, in truth, since the entrance of do-! the Whigs into power, they have exhibited weakness ex- S cept when supported by the moderate Conservatives and a eoll ultra-Liberals; ...

... Eugiadd. mc To the Quarterly no such omission can be imputed, but it that journal exhibits such a zeal to empale the present go Whig Ministry on this Papal dilemman, tat the ruling object with it is evidently not to protectthe country ogainst Papal aggression ...