... congratulate our members, Conservative, Whig, and Radical, on their conduct in the last divisions on the Ecclesiactical Titles Bill. The Ministerial dilemma of Friday night was a sore trial to many family Whig. Sir F. Thesiger's amendments were to be ...

... family, Conservative and Protectionist. The Whig Free Trader fled tho field. The eventual contest lay between a moderate Peelite and the Protectionist, and the latter obtained with case the seat of the deceased Whig. The blow was a severe one, but Free Traders ...

... major ty tiud Protcctioiiists Peelites Whig- In the second majority— Protectionists Peebles Whigs the iir>t minority the relative proportion' stand— Whigs Peebles , , , Protectionist ' In the second minoritv Whig* ' 7 Peelite* Let those elector* throughout ...

... WALLINGFORD. —An hunent bnutT, who had formerly staunch >ii|>|»«»rter ol' the Whigs, taunt* *! one of iln* market tables, with having turii* «l Ins giving In- support ilh* candidates. Why, r» |»li« lit* r.- nii-nllv, I had better turn it thin have !• ...

... obtained? The admirers of Mr. | have been foreed to vote for a man who has beet -compli- | the Whigs at former elections to the it e should | Mr. Roebuck. The Whigs have been forced te r, and to } principles and measures which they declared | gerous, when ...

... Calvert is only a Whig. Last week, we told the gossip-mongers to have patience, and for their own credit not too soon turn Mr. Bethell into a Vice-Chancellor. This week, we sec that there is very little chance of any such thing if the Whigs have to do it ...

... the third reading of tbe Bill by five to one. Something real has, at last, been effected. WHIG FINANCE. (From the Morning Herald,} Brazen the matter as they may, Whig financial management hourly loses its lacquer. Stoutly and stolidly the Chancellor the ...

... confusion all the week about the Jews. Alderman Salomons made up his mind that he would sit in the House of Commons, and the Whigs made up their minds that he should not. The simple question was this the Alderman has been legally sent to the House, and what ...

... the Pcelile Lincoln, and Lord Vaux, of Harrowden, a new Romanist Lord, and Lord Mont eagle, belter known Mr. Spring Rice.once Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer, signalized themselves the opponents of the measure. Lord Grey, the patron of Romanists at home ...

... the Southern Slave States; and ind-ed th., commencement of hi• canvassing. tour in Virginia is already announced. Both the Whig candidates are Prottetioni-ts ; which will tell in favour of General Scott in the North and against Mr Webster in the South ...

... to, if not exceeding, that which has rendered the census such dreary picture as it is admitted to be —even by the heartless Whigs. ...

... Ireland. Military Riot.—The Northern Whig of Tuesday contains the following account of military outrage near Belfast, On Sunday evening, during the heat ofthe evening muster in the barracks, a number of soldiers ofthe 27 regiment, while proceeding toward ...