... the 'Peelites: open to any dis- paraging reflection. While they 'have been progressing in Liberal sEEntiments, so have .the Whigs: and it is more natural to hope, and more reasonable to believe, that the followrers of Sir H;. Peel will advance, as be himself ...

... Chancellorship, the Foreign-office, and the India Board, with five other places of less difficulty and labour, are given to the Whigs. As usually happens, specialties are not much regarded. We are not aware that Sir C. Wood ever manifested much desire to frame ...

... defiant air and acts of the Romish hierarchy, and the increasing contempt displayed for Protestant feeling, and the pitiful Whig-Radical law” against Romish supremacy; the miserable consequences of apathy and neglect, among authorities,” as shown in the ...

... Chancellorship, the Foreign-offiee, and the India Board, with five other places of less difficulty and labour, are given to the Whigs. As usually happens, specialties are not much regarded. We are not aware that Sir C. Wood ever manifested much desire to frame ...

... dein, whe We they hone went silt ea Naas( ha we were visit* by a paella hariwe wind. whisk however, did hither eapplas ther Whig lean up Won by their were vase beasts( to we pen. ...

... one of them has got it. To nee au elegant and favourite Manchester phrase—they have been completely done by the Peelites and Whigs 1 These, their friends have got in. and they remain out. These have got the karat!, and they have allotted to them the husk ...

... vigorous opposition to Sir John Young; but, upon 1 the other hand, several moderate Conservative pro. n prietors, as well as the Whig gentry and the vast s majority of the Liberal and Roman Catholic elec. ,tors, will give him their support. The Evening Post ...

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... discovery of the common ground upon which such a government can hope to stand. In the cabinet there are four Peelites, six Whigs, one Radical, and two unattached, to wit, Lord Palmerston and Sir James Graham: and amongst the minor appointments will be ...

... seriously reprehensible ; ; Pe ...

... hare recot.ed the loe.ea end folhw of othea > Hot what will inore attoundloo -when remembered that Lord John tinaaol’ the Whig id in the t-ahr*> IUo ib*t out of tl.i; nol>leaU«n and Kentleraen who c.in|-w.-l that Hidnoet the a.me., onl, .-it found in ...

... estimated 150,000 dollars. _ The state election resulted as follows Senate, six Democrats and seven Whigs ; House, forty-one democrats and nineteen Whigs, with three districts to hear from. . Large numbers of Chinese were returning home, and emigration ...