... leaven of VE the old' Whig exOlusiveiess to see such a man as Lord th > 'GtANi'LE suimmarily. deposed frorn6 a post whichis ar neither ibeyond his abilities nor desertsi merely to wi e maklo way for Lord JOHN RUSSELL or any other Whig at p notilbi.iity. ...

... proposed convention of the national whigs of the state is confirmed. It had been agreed to issue an address to the people re-affirming the Baltimore resolutions of 1852. No recommendation is tobe made to the national whig voters. The free demoeratics and ...

... would have attended the in- troduction of any other prominent Whig. Of course the changes which have been made in consequence, have a given rise to a great assumption, on the part of the e Whigs and their friends, of the readiness with which personal claims ...

... only deserted his old principles, hut had really broken up an ancient and au historical party. The head and leader of the Whigs had beirayed and broken them, and gone over to those who had always opposed and resisted them. The invec- tive was superb; ...

... le differences vs of principle in relation to all. the great questions of - t practical policy; and under the old names of Whig a and Tory, Conservative and Liberal, there has. been p something real and definite in the known and ao- S lhnowledged party ...

... 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 ...

... in some measure broken up by the I questions of temperance, nativism, and Catholic supre- macy; and I reckon the union of whigs, know-nothings, and temperance men, will carry the day. Tbe Catholics, it is now well ascertained, are joining hands all over ...

... of the perpetuity of the peace that had been pro- .claimed between them. The Whigs were to be to better reformers than ever, and the Peelites as good ie reformers as the Whigs. Well, we have had this e, Cabinet for about two years in power, and where Stare ...

... the Ballot. They per- ought to look at what the country requires, not at His what is wanting amongst the Whigs. You may pay but too dear for your Whig as well as for your whistle. hts Moreover, there is such an exacting spirit at work He amongst what are ...

... 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 ...

... eldest son to support the Ministry of which the marquis is a member; Arundel, which sends to Parliament a son of its owner, the Whig Duke of Norfolk; Richmond, which, at the bidding of the Earl of Zetland, regu- larly returns two good Liberals; Wilton, in ...