... wction-cI outcry * icicli arcose, hut tis Igave a shock to7 tile public confidcence in tle financial calnalhilitv of tilc Whigs, wthicht they have never pcoperly recuav-etes. They obtained a renewal of the ta.s ial 1848 for titsee rears, antl wtvn thlat ...

... for Orkney and Shetland, has addressed a letter to The Daily News, with reference to the speech of the Hon. Mr Dundas (the Whig candidate), at the recent nomination, in which Mr Anderson was accused of having entered into a compact with the present Government ...

... Watson, who was recently elected for the city of Peterborough, is also reported to have died suddenly the Continent. was of Whig politics, and a near kinsman of Lord Sondes. The demise is not likely to occasion any change in the political representation ...

... member for Orkney and Shetland, has addressed letter to tbs Daily Neat with reference to the speech of the Hon. Mr Dundas (the Whig candidate), at the recent nomination, in which Anderson was accused of having entered into compact with the present Government ...

... time, made politicians of those who, hut for the mooting of the idea of dearth of food, might have heard of the overthrow of Whig, the demise of Tory, or the utter confusion of all political parties, with unheeding apathy—this question is now irrevocably ...

... Sold Derby, Disraeli, Co., their depot Downing Street. Six of one and Half-a-Dozen of the other.— The Tories' difficulty the Whigs' opportunity, and vice versa. TnE Difference beween two Ministers.—What the difference between Lord John Russell and Disraeli ...

... that his party has to cling to ; but the name of the great Whig leader conciliates few supporters and enlists no proselytes. This is new thing. For the second time twelve years, we see the Whig party in state of disorganization and dissolution, and in ...

... faction clamoured against a well-known and well-tried candidate, wto might almost be described as more of a Presbyterian than a Whig, and in favour of a gentleman whom they never heard of before, and who, for all they knew, might be a Turk or a Pagan. In the ...

... present distribution of electoral districts continue, and long there is open voting. Where the great families arc Whigs, there will be a Whig member returned ; where Tories, Tory ; and Ibis not so much from corruption or intimidation, from a lingering of ...

... ement hanging over their heads. The discovery in Derby of the ominous epistle signed W. 8., has created quite furore. The Whigs will likely retaliate upon some of these nests corruption. Action on these will likely form the first, as it will form the ...

... the calling of another convention, at Macon, ostensibly to nominate Daniel Webster fur the presidency. The seceders were all whigs. The original convention also remained in session, and nominated a Pierce and King electoral ticket, sad passed a series of ...

... added | » Lord Derby is visited by no such com- to Col n, but, after having been false to Reform | foresee’ *rotection, to Whigs and to Conservatives, party he left and the party he adopted, | ,. Le ei ee » be trusted and supported merely on the | blood ...