... on this question. There are a few aspiring Peelites who think they can rule the country alone; there are a few aristocratic Whigs who are afraid that a popular House of Commous will exhibit their in- significance; and there are members who wish to save ...

... not emanating from their own party-of Conser- vatives and Peelites who dislike Lord John Rus- sell's bill-of aristocratic Whigs who object to the circumscription of territorial influence, and to the annihilation of snug boroughs and close coun- ties-of ...

... consist of two small rooms, neither'of tbem 12 feet square -h each with a large table in the middle, on which hats qul sly and whig boxes used to be piled several feet high ; and nda 's in these' holes, as they best could, 150 barristers as-' m ii a sisted ...

... is par. ticularly seotn in the aecount she gives of the opening of the trial of Warren Hastings, a man singled out by the of whig cabal ns one to be hunted down; his life struck at by his eniemies, his coffers ransacked to emptiness by his W protectors ...

... did not originate in a ted desire to cloak the corruption which had so long existed between the whigs and the Irish members, the by means of which the whigs had, notoriously, been aes ble to retain power. He was prepared for any amount but of denial, but ...

... selves. Mr. Bright confides in Lord Aberdeen hip, Mr. Layard has more trust in Lord Palmerston; put l Mr. Horsman is for the Whigs; Mr. Hume in- conip dines to the coalition; but all alike are opposed to who the Tories-all, as advocates of progressive reform ...

... he hopeld to hoar his young friend's ideas. As to the present-tie coalitionl mninist'y-ho thouigt ftn very bad mnixture of whigs and torles. In conclusini lie adverted to the fact that the bishops iu Wales are not Welshliaicn, as he con-. tended theysih-uld ...

... yesterday week at Dublin Castle, when an order in council was agreed to for raising and enrolling the Irish militia. The Northerna Whig of Tuesday states ?? cholera still continues its ravages in the Belfast lunatic asylum, six more deaths having occurred, making ...

... good or bad war; but this much he would state-the honour of this country iy was at stake, and he would support any government, whig, ir rdclor tory, to carry on the war now they wereonceem- iC harked in it; so that it might he brought to a speedy and r- glorious ...

... liberally he is an English statesman. Undoubtedly his appears lordship honlours and reveres the traditional fame i h of the Whig party, and, ats the successor of Fox ctrious and Grey, were he not proud of his position in time b~ that ptyhe would beunworthy ...

... thne brigantine, and carryinj away her Ige own bowsprit. It is said that the captain of the steamer ihe is not the pary to ?? Whig, for to ATTEMPT TO SCUTTLE A SHIIP AT SEA.-On Saturday, Ca ire ut the Town-ball, Swvansea, two mien, named Pigeon anid imo ...

... council, and it hehovee ovcryI right-thinkhing person to well and siuly consider before hoa pledges hin seif. The quostion of whig or tory is now rarelyr raised, and candidates not being sought after on tbat ground, the next question is whether the electors ...