... have carried a resolution that organisation was necessary to look after the registration, and establish a news-room, as the Whigs had done, ex- pending 200 a-year in pail agents. One of the speakers stated that if the broad clothe saw the lahouring classes ...

... FAVOURITISM IN THE NAVY. TO TH1 anIrO OF THE DARY XrIws. SIR,-The tory party, when in opposition, were always attacking the whigs for giving all appointments to their friends and seuporters, irrespective of the fitness of the latter for the duties they ...

... for Mr. Samisel Holise, the candidate on that interest. The contest will, doubtless, be a strong one, but, powerful as the Whig interest is, we yet think that if proper energy is displayed by the friends of the good cause a victory may yet be won. No ...

... of nineteen mnitlions sterling! TRADE AND OPINIONS ATj Manchester. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The sudden Ousting of the Whigs, and the instalment of the Conservatives created the greatest sensation in this heart of Free-trade, and the name of Derby ...

... NWoolwich, the wife of Lieutenat Hugh Beets Royal Artillery, of a daughter. March 6, at 83, Oxford-terrace, Hyde-park, M~rs. whig- ham, of a danghter. MARRIED. March 6, at All Saint's Church, NorthasmptoIS. be the Rev. W. Wales, M.A., Mr. Richard Skelton ...

... Tory. I was a Tory when Lord Stanley was supporting the repeal of tho Test aiid Corporation Aots-when he was a meuiber of the Whig Government thlat passed the Reform Bill -whcv lie proposed and carried negro eimancipatison, without pro- vidilng any ccuirity ...

... preparations of defence. Many rumours, little entitled to credit, passed current to-day. Thus, in some quarters, it was said the whig cabinet had to-day resigned en masse; had this been true, it could scarcely have affected the market more, for, although the ...

... this question [cheers]. Now, as it has been said that Mr.Villiers is the brother of the Earl of Clarendon and he may have a Whig object in bringing forward that motion, I may state once for all that it' was done at our instance [cheers]. It was at the ...

... This is-a strange story to he told of one who for the first twenty years of his public life was a Tory, the next twenty a Whig, and whom common report deoigilates as a possible memiber of a Tory cabinet again. Fur the uniniated the new work ?? uublishedi ...

... think, without taking too much on myself, I may say- Mein. Parallel cases of Burke and Canning-not encouraging. Bet they had Whigs to deal with: now, the country party, if they are pig-headed and impracticable, have some respect for brains. Rang the bell ...

... (laughter), he is a member of the cabinet, and Chancellor of the Exchequer. (Hear, and laughter.) A Whig poet wrote a couple of lines about the Whigs which may now be verF fairly applied to the Protectionist party- As bees on flowers alighting cease to ...

... a mainistry having the .ng desire to~ 'benefit -the nagvicultural, interest, -for that de.' ox hecidedly, hostile as. thre whigs have proved themselves to be, ,he is naturally regarded as a favourable change. We do notl, hehowever, rega'rd the improvement ...