... called in the Club circles in London. If half-a-dozcn or a dozen Tories were turned out of the Government boroughs, and as many Whigs or Peelites chosen in their stead, the relative position of parties would be little changed. A section of the Liberals would ...

... They confined their proceedings to a general hostility against the aggressions of the sustained by the Federal Government. Whigs, domoerats, and th subdivided into many intermediate grades of al , elitionists, free Rollers, &c., componed the bulk. while ...

... tor-General for Ireland declare that the only policy pursued every honest Catholic politician Irela'd, not »n idiot, strike down Whig wuh one and lory with the other until justice should be done. That was the language of Mr. m. Keogh. The honourable gentleman ...

... not love a Coalition. it is neither ** fish, flesh, nor fowl,” but a monstrous mix- ture with a Tory head and Radical tail, Whig legs and Peelite arms, as heterogencous in its ingredients as the contents of the witches’ cauldron in Macbeth. It is too much ...

... (Hear, hear.) The next ; was James K. Polk, who became rich breeding slaves in Tennessee; and then came Zachary Taylor. ! The whig party of our country, opposing the demo- I cratic party in the annexation of Texas and the ' Mexican war, it seems almost corrupted ...

... party. In most instances it has formed a coalition with the whig candidates. At the next Presidential election it will constitute a controlling political element. Already an pro- minent whig senator, the H~on. John M. Clayton, of D~elaware, is spoken ...

... thought it their religious duty and high obligation to help the Whigs in defending them. _ This is his Lordship s chief recommendation to us—he is neither conveited Tory nor a trained Whig, but unswerving Liberal. During the fifteen years iu which he so ...

... it is brought before Parliament next session, the member for Tralee, will have the support of all the Irish members Tories, Whigs, Liberals, Independants, and Independent Oppositionists—for the cause is one which ought to enlist in its support the energies ...

... quality. Rca}*crs are bu»y cutting down the grain, and the c ops, both of wheat and I oats, are abundant and good.—.Northern Whig. \ Dkooiieua, Ai o. 26.—Helping very general; almost all around Drogheda has been reaped, and good deal of new oats brought ...

... former times, such Licensed Victuallers of as the Corn Laws; the could therefore shake hands together, whether Conservative, Whig, or Radical, and work together as brethren & question of more importance to them an any political question that ever came before ...

... upon the original principle involved in the quarrel, arid to shoe that ab initio the execu- tive had erred. There were the Whigs of that day, ready at all seasons to demonstrate, not only that the party in power through favouritism, ignorance, or incapacity ...

... party, Whereof Re-enrolments, 2 Withdrawn, Objections sustained voters on the roll, 3 _ Total Conservatives, Whig party, 49 Couservative party, Whig Majority, understand there are u number of appeals lodged for both parties, which will be disposed of the ...