... than ha* at join .be Congestive., might either in .new ehsrseter. or CunsUntinople ss Ambssssdor. These sro A comhinstion of Whigs, Usdiesls, snd might produco . Government worthy of the t.mes, sod n.me. are frt mentioned, but need not be yet repeated. The ...

... Council. The Earl of consequently, proceeds to Osborne, and accept! the charge as Premier, with coalition of Peclitcs and Whigs, including Lord J. Russell, Sir J. Graham, Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Ooulburn, and Mr. Sidney Herbert.” The Timet of Monday says—'* ...

... there were other three if not more, parties in the house- -one including various gradations of opinion, from the aristocratic Whig to the extreme Radical ; another representing tho views of the Irish priests ; and thirdthe Peelitcs—numerically small, but ...

... too, should becom ng things of the I past i As permanent combinations they have boon almost obsolete. Whig traditions, indeed, hover about a few ; Whig families; but the names of Pitt, Fox, and Peel, have !no living significance or representation. It is ...

... telegraphed speech from Washington, the wires gave out,” ceased to act. The measure was democratic one, and the orator was Whig, and Mr. Jones, embarrassed the sudden loss of infortua* tion, endeavoured to make the honourable member say some Tery clever ...

... district in this stale, comprising the two counties of Oswego and Madison. rmt the two regular candidates for the same scat (Whig and Democrit) and beat them both by plurality of votes. More Persecttion in Tiscanv.—Florence, .V ...

... But neither Roche nor Phinn ! Reverses sad the Whigs have met Buxton*, Greenes, and Greys, In Pagets, S!e*rarts, Somervilles, But all dogs have their days. A fearless Horsman has been thrown, A reeklees Horsfall mounted ; But Derby chickens one they’ve ...

... altogether uninformed.*' Meetings ore being almost hourly held with the Bari of Aberdeen and the leading parties of Peebles aud Whigs but nothing .further is known upon the subject. All can, therefore, say is, that the new Cabinet is in embryo, and is likely ...

... increased than diminished ; became - viuus that the followers of Sir Robert eel had been roak private arrangements with the Whig, an Opposition, and that nothing but the fall ment would satisfy them. real fact «m, that it was detail of the Budget which ...

... tsvAy.^ «rtci p'nn «™m°ndmcnt n.otod from nnothtr «.d unccrtca p * _i __i u_ matter UD>'n diff-rent foottnii, p.nerall* of Whig., CoM«r«tiTj.. *“1 (be aJoplion of tha motion proposed lj) 'lt- Tb. rioiont. ther.f..r .e.cnpea d.ft.ton th.t illtera. ...

... The English ambssjador * „me Lord 0. says it’s all the better, for the Tories SrioiSTeut, it will great to K I. with the Whigs if it’s thought didnt invite him. This may be true, but it's no reason life fgr the Austrian, the French the Prussian, and ...

... O Connell tugging hift wig%nd ,i.h clenched fi-t and fiendi.l. ..poet .hare-beggar auley in tl.e terrible campaign of the Whig Coercion Act. wall .pectalo constderajly niore .u hi,me than heaulilul. Then there was Lord George Bentinck'. action-a windmill ...