... Lord Clarendon. To lead the Commonts tend to perform the adealustrative duties of the Foreign-office would be more thai thle Whig lender could-stifely undertake in the critical times coming, and the advent of Mr-. Villiers's brother to active service will ...

... gentleman who is to replace Mr. Empson in the id editorship of the Edinburgh Review is Mr. George Corne- _ wall Lewis-long the w-hig financial secretary at the tree- es sury, and on three occasions the unsuccessful candidate of for election into the present ...

... and progressive men of all shades unite for the id ad common good. Acting on this principle, the moderate og Liberals, the Whigs, and the Peelites, have united to te form what bids fair to be, and what we hope will prove le to be, one of the most useful ...

... AKROYD, Esq., of Denton Park, presided, and the meeting was attended by nearly all the leading liberals of the town; both the whigs and radicals were fully represented on the occasion. The CHAIRMAN referred at some length to the events of the last election ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... extent as possible. Amonget the multi- tude of grievances on account of which exasperation- has been excited, the effort of our Whig as well as Tory Governments at home to introduce every- where a dominant church, has been none of the least. Bishops' and their ...

... tislerrs Papists or the Whigs. The Daily News , s The i is have always acted as though political talent was alone associated with a few aristo- cratic families, and could not be found elsewhere. Composed after the most approved Whig fashion, it is most likely ...

... the Cabinet, and, as far as Pi our knowledge goes, a considerable majority of offices or out of the Cabinet, belong to the Whigs and Liberals. ar ?? Peolites in the Cabinet are as follows be Uis Earl of ?? Lord of the Treasury. It .r. ?? of thle Exchequer ...

... are equally resolute in their assertion of the superior claims of Sir Thomas Redington, the former Under Secretarv tinder the Whig administration; while a third section of the cabinet are opposed to the appointment or either gentlemen. It is thought probable ...

... hospital, the patients in hi which suffered dreadfully. The stale election resulted- as Tel- III lows :Senate, 6 democrats and 7 Whigs ; house, 41 democrats Is and 109whigs; withithree districts to bear from. ~ Large num- hi hers of Chinese -were returning home ...

... us. Why, the only comn seen bination inr whiich we entered was a combination not to ant turn them out. The leaders of the Whig party drew up a Iea resolution which could never be taken in an adverse sense, mu and the best proof that it could not be so ...