... among the aristocratic members of the Coalition all the posts of high pay and real power in the administration. Peelites and Whigs had separately been in office before ; and they severally proved their intense aversion to persons professing Radical sentimonth ...

... neat .( day. Sir Alexander at the Assembly.rin accompanied by Mr. the Oxford circuit, • short time since. At the eleventh th whig and tory, of a new candidate,' tister-at-law, from principles. lie arrived in thi dressed the electors ably received, as the ...

... enemies of the country and of the creed of the Irish people scoff, and insult, and mock. The more sober miuded even of the Whigs admit the shame and degradation which has been brought upon the name of Irish representatives, though they rejoice in the act ...

... utterly overthrown, and things have gone so far that it was only the other day that a distinguished member of Congress of the Whig party, an a notorious Protectionist, arose in his place and proposed a general reduction on imported articles, by which the ...

... election ror le s t oop. en Mr Hairless.. (promelont of the Pow Lnr Hoard), Leeds, in Parliament, 24 hove got P h. the 2,0; Whigs 1..b.r•1., Ise the Mare or less, only lb re Uf lb. la re •hors 04th. Cabilet only Bare But Ii rooech—,n of the horse. Wtth ...

... respect to tbe Board now constiluted, think a more extraordinary combination was never formed. It comprises Tory, Conservative, Whig, and Radical! How such elements will mingle cannot possibly foresee.” PROMOTION. Captain—William John Cole. K.H., to be retired ...

... The gentleman who is to replace Mr. Empson in the editorship of the Edinburgh Review is Mr. George Cornewall Lewis—long the Whig financial secretary at the Treasury—and on three occasions the unsuccessful candidate for election into the present Parliament ...

... honorrt, Mr. Ilvon M'Cali. responded to the toast. Some olhir tusats we-eiheu drunk and In, ih** r saeinbly separated. .V. Whig. ...

... section are equally resolute in the r assertion of the superior claims Sir Thomas Redington, the former Under Secretary under the Whig administration while third section of the cabinet are opposed to appointment of either gentlemen. It thought probable that ...

... the Cabinet waa posed with view to equalise the strength of parties, though the Whigs have the appearance of •• the larger half.” The.* arc five 1 eelites and five Whigs pn.e, exclusive of the ofLansdowne. Lo.d Palmerston cannot be trusted bv either in ...

... about to favour the United Kingdom with a course of policy at once popular and anti-popular ; democratic and aristocratic ; Whig, Radical, and Tory. This is certainly improvement upon the old system of things—if it can be carried beyond the boundary of ...

... lumber, and hauling it to Sacramento. The State election resulted as follows :—Senate, 6 democrats and 7 whigs; House, +1 democrats and 19 whigs. Large numbers of Chinese were returning home, and emigration was small. The state has gone for Pierce and ...