... lost in numbers, which it certainly >t has gained much in deciaion. It prom.aus far less readable under Whig aru-far lesa likely to be scared by Whig threats than it was during the greater part of the last Parliament A considerable accession ha. bee. made ...

... telegraphed speech from Washington, the wires gave out,” ceased to act. The measure was democratic one, and the orator was Whig, and Mr. Jones, embarrassed the sudden loss of infortua* tion, endeavoured to make the honourable member say some Tery clever ...

... among the Liberal party can only preserved by concession on their part well as that of the extreme Liberals. Long ago, the Whig I’rem.er showed his disposition to conciliate the Manchester School, by conferring office Mr. Milner Gibson. There is little ...

... 1 1 CTnaWor I .a, reat luck in being there heard the omllent uni read and wlmt nua better 1 hud of ttcumg to the 'cry able Whig and ComervuUTO. and Ui. Il Tn“Se cf i therefore not th!.Vuonld have gone far repealed burrta hil 1 t |,e fnm e hourue. .. »t ...

... district in this stale, comprising the two counties of Oswego and Madison. rmt the two regular candidates for the same scat (Whig and Democrit) and beat them both by plurality of votes. More Persecttion in Tiscanv.—Florence, .V ...

... too many of those wordy and conventional stock phrases, which have been for a long time stereotyped in the old aristocratic Whig school, but w ill not pass current now-a days. He talked of himself and his public life good deal too much ; and, when he ...

... a.ham'd coin hate and U n,enarou. mo' l '' ‘To a lan.h .1 the c.pen.o of the has long been tho prevalent “h * ° l *‘*£L „ Whig humour. In Iho laat category 1 have M Give your own order#, Mr. Macaulay . T y . , attended to. according the measure of ...

... Thompson, who helped to draw up the Charter, had to denounce the factions and unreasonable conduct of man; of ita supporters; the Whigs lost the confidence of the House of Commons in 1A41; they were beaten Sir Robert Peel 314 to 313; they took vote of credit ...

... replies, they may exert their overwhelming power to force on'an explanation The Spectator, which has never been friendly to the Whig Ministry, and which, although decidedly Liberal, is more apt to carp at the petty faults of Liberal politicians than to give ...

... than received by the Hermann rid Southampton. The steamer Franklin, from Southampton, had arrived out at New York. The Whig convention at Baltimore had length completed their labours by the nomination of General Winfield Scott ns candidate for the ...

... and the most persuasive in the Senate, the mo-t ambitious, and in all respect# the most formidable man in the whole circle of Whig statesmen. Cabinet session, which hardly surrived it, now Lord Palmerston. may not be a matter ...

... 100 J hsgs brown to yellow Ma- l ■ dnw. sri 2ti* 30*9.1; bbas. tubs *t 80* 8d; and 1700 _ bag* Maranna. 20*'to 21* pet cwt. A WHIG THE OLD SCHOOL. Mntxwss-SOO ptnehcon*. consisting Antigua and Cuba mos- covodo. au Indirect Import, have been *old 1*» per ...