... but those with whom be is now asso- ciated; and it is insisted on with a pertinacity not va. little remarkable, that the Whigs, as they now are, must remain in, because no other party is able to w succeed them. We are not about to discuss the truth i ...

... a lawyer of > acknowledged ability, and a gentleman of accoen- 22sa pliehed manners. 30 The differences which divide the Whig party as to ib the claims of their candidates are quite as numerous 198 and apparently as icreconcileable, as those whioh have ...

... the cona late Administration, said- a re I think we may view in mr. Ord a model and an expo. of t, nent of sound,' good W~hig principles; and they are the Bame principles of which the late Administration made it exis their ?? boast to be the rspresentatives ...

... at the | A wheel of fortune seems determined on displaying at i her most fantastic freaks at the expense of the has late Whig Cabinet. On Thursday last, Lord in Naas brought forward a motion, involving a serious ion e charge against the Irish policy ...

... however, we believe, been among the foremost to persuade Lord John Russell to undertake it. Should it prove too laborious for the Whig chief, he may, without any compromise of dignity, ask to be relieved by removal to an office of less arduous character, and ...

... ent - possibility of the Whigs' triumph. On the other h and, the News Fork Heralds entertains no doubt s tha General Pierce ?? be elected President by a osdrble majority. Still, even though the de&spesate efforts of the Whigs should prove sue- e eseful ...

... of other wqfu a eccentric individuals were prepared to encounter por oopposition and defeat from the combined Tories, tha d Whigs, Peelites, and Liberals? Ho a The drollest part of the great demonstration of thii e yesterday was this, that the Liverpool ...

... have a great warehouse converted yes- into committee-roomrs, which are shunned by all the respectable men, whether Tories or Whigs, within I Itire the borough. We have speeches which fess listen to, asa- which nobody thinks it worth while to repo'rt,-or ...

... the members of the late administration, said :-I think we - we may view in Mr. Oi'd a model and an exponent of d sound good Whig principles-(cheers)-and they are the same principles of which the late administration made it their constant boast to be the ...

... revealed by the great b, mnuffled prophet some months hence. All the 01 rest of his speech consisted of vehem ent abuse of P the Whigs and Liberals, and of this suspicious sentence :- It now remains to be shown whe- - ther Free Trade, as propounded by the Radical ...

... think the figures are exRggeratt; but we will take them as they are given. Arrayed against these Ministerialsts, there are:- 0 Whigs and Free Traders ?? 28 Irish Liberal members ?? 30 Peelites proper ?? -30 Making a total ?? 40 Showing a majority of at least ...

... Elizabeth, acted in Opposition to each di other under various ngmes.-paritains and mnalignantss i roundhcads and cavaliers, whigs and tories, reformors and h, conservatives, liberals and protectionists. Each of these ol r has spoken well of themselves and ...