... present moment. The presidential election will take place on the 2d of November There are two great parties in the field—the Whig and Democratic—and the chief stuggle will oi coarse be between these. ...

... pitfall dug for him by Whig incapacity and malevolence, and that he returns to his countrymen by an unrighteous sentence of recall, with fresh laurels, instead of being turned loose in the Caffrarian deserts, the scape goat of Whig official folly. Twice ...

... losses, on both sides; bat the issue goes for the Government. The noticeable facts of the elections are the defeat of pure whigs and the success of the Irish Brigade. The Tenant League sustains a severe defeat in the county of Londonderry; and Mr Sharman ...

... Fergus, and Sir O. Montgomery. Of the absentees there were two Sooteh G. Dundas, Ministerialist (abroad,) and Captain Dalrymple. Whig. Three Liberal Members absent, from illness, were. Lord Palmerston, Mr Roebuck, and Mr J. L. Ricardo. Sir R. Peel was absent ...

... proposition is past, and our imaginative Chancellor of the Exchequer is not so exhausted of expedients to revive an old worn-out Whig stopgap. The compromise, venture to say, will be something new. Mr Disraeli, in point of fact, had neither reason nor opportunity ...

... (Cheers.) lie was Whig and ho gloried in it When ho looked back at tho history of bis party, he felt very proud at tho honourable position it occupied in tho history of the country. But tho time bad now come for now combinations. The Whig party could not ...

... avowed himself a party man, —belonging to a party whose name was engraved on every page of the history of this country, a real Whig of the right school, of the right family, of the right principles, and not ashamed to avow them—(applause.) Sir Charles Adam ...

... representative, has manifestly all wrought itself out. Purely eligarehieal rule Hm nearly the same ftat. Lord debn Hussell and the Whigs must either bend broken circumstances thereby produced, They ore urn willing to lake the former, and therefore the country ...

... Dunfermline, J. Tannohill Anderson, Writer. PRAYER AND EFFORT. WHO WILL RESPOND TO THE CALL? of THE DOWNFALL OF [Belfast Northern Whig.] off, Stauley, otfl” were the last word* Parliament on Friday raornin*'—and off he goes. High time is. should never have been ...

... and talented Administration, but that there are difficulties in the way of an amalgamation of the leading men of the Peel and Whig party caanot doubted. That these difficulties, however, will be successfully met, we earnestly hope, for if the present attempt ...

... such, their discussion lb altogether beyond oar province. The decided in Mr Cowan’s favour partly the support of the moderate Whigs, but chiefly by the votes of the Conservative members of the Established Church. The consciousness of this fact may probably ...

... Oppontion, or whether there may be only looming in the distance a continuance of the financial and Free-trade policy of the Whig administration, which he and his colleagues so adroitly purloined and appropriated to their own uses the last Session of Parliament ...