... toust huckle on his nr- mour to put down the rising or rampant. spirit of demnecrac t? Is there really no alternative between a Whig Radical Caiiret znd the present? So far is this from being the casr, that wrr- pie materials are at hand for the formation ...

... before the elec- tion; second, Captain Spiers, who retired ; third. IMr Mait. land, a Tor, who for the occasion assumed the Whig garb. This choice by Wihigs of a Tory candidate may have been po. litic, as ameans for the first time of securing tie support ...

... said it could have but one end,-disappointmpnt. The niere fact that, througb the divisions end growing unpopularity of the Whig Government, Lord Derby has slipped into power, malles no difference, in Mr Pusey's opinion, onL this point; and he re- reats ...

... humiliating coaxing, doled out to us from the procecds of our own taxation. In pursulaince of a settled line ofppolice, on which Whig a'd Tory are alike agreed, to strip Scotland of every vestigeof aer separate nationaliiy, ttnd merge it in that of E'4ulaod) ...

... nominated hy a State convention in Mlassa- cliuselts, and also by a great town meetings in New York. The chances are that the Whig delegates of all the New Freg- Iland States but Maine-that is to say Massachusetts, Con- necticut, Rhode Island, Vevrrmont ...

... find no one faithful to her among her many sons, that she has to have recourse to Mr Frederick Peel, and even to theLitdle Whig, from whose tenacious grasp the reins of government were wrehebed-and I hope finally'rrenched- not very long ago? I could now ...

... great subject of accusation against our party that after Lord Derby's explanation in Parliament a me ecting was held of the Wh-igs to see how the opposition could be best carried on. - I a-ant to know what ground there was for such a complaint, r for Lord ...

... more dangerous that these should have been ori- ginaily great and good. Such appears to me to be the present position of the Whig Party, properly so called,- a party of small numerical force, high pretensions, and ad captandowa mottoes, but fahling 'Woefrlly ...

... London: LONSmAN & Co. Edinburgh: A. & C. BLACK. LORD H1OLLAND'S MEMOIRS OF THE WHIG PAR TXY. Just published, Vol. I. post Svo, price 9s. Gd. cloth, 'f/EMOIRS of the WHIG PARTY during 'my TIME. xrt V By HENRY RrCrlAIID Leo) HoLLASD. Edited, by his Son ...

... result of such a course. Mlr Walpole was consequently Dpressed to give his assent to it at present, or to take the bill, as the Whig Government had done, and makesuch alterations on it as he might consider expcdienr, and then present it to them and ask them ...

... es wvere these. Thecre was a w Stoall parts- of Whigs in Bath, and a large party of Raidicals.vi The R diode were mly friends, btits we wvere not, enough1, aloneh to return a maember; lint if the Whigs joined us we might re- p torts two Libnral members ...

... ap] 12,000 to 15,000 dollars, while lKossuth h'ais not iett pai foi of all h~is two dollar muskets. p Idor a The Louisiana Whi~gs, in Suite Convention. have nomi- ma nated Mill-ant Fillmore for Pr esident, anldJohn ~J Cirittendlen th as Vice. -- th A ...