... first of January finds tile Ad- ministration without any real strength ; the Dcmocratic party tdivided, the Whigs everywhere powerless as Whigs, the Know- v nothings strong, active, and hopeful, and the Northern, or r strictly anti-slavery party, much ...

... s a breach to the enemy. kiava, ti' W~e confess that we should entertain a higher opinion in ?? the present instance of the Whig pry n fislae, vstdf !t if lie had held his ground either somewhat longer or less Admiral 'a ong. Lord John Russell. cannot ...

... Sir . Robert Peel to take office under certain circumstances which ned not now-bh reverted to. In the summer of 1841- the I Whigs were defeated in two Parliaments elected under their own auspices, and Sir Robert Peel formed that Administra- tion which carried ...

... many years the representative of the Cardigan district of boroughs, died on the l1t inst., at the early age of 39. He was of Whig ?? John Henry Vivian, ALP., for Swansea, expired, after a few weeks illness, at his residence, Singleton, near Swansea, on ...

... | reaset assignedl for his Lordship's recall wasoC tiat his presence was necessary in London. to rbip tilt and drill tile Whigs, so as that they should be able to give an efiieftive support to Lord | Palmerston's Adinulistration. As our Ambassador, Lord ...

... Supposed that if any mao was bound to stick to Peclism it must be Mr. Peel, he did not hesitate to take office under the Whigs, when f as yet there was no thought or prospect of coalition.- fi And now the coalition is over, at least, for the present- ...

... Crimea, and reeaiiig tho memory of parotiet p .ssages from the annals of the Spanish Legion. Mr Lleiwelyn Dilhwyn, ' a modlerate Whig, an advocate for free trade aind the removal of religious disabilities-in favour of a more popalar system of representation-a ...

... Manchester at the very outset. -hceileoo prejudice will probably have discerned tibs sentence a flat conspiracy between the Whig ?. .r aol the Manuchester traders. After such an , Ml'issiotn of opinion, we wonder if the Liverpool p9pJ 1 Ill perseoccre ...

... which we now publish is, in fact, the case of the Town Council; and it is, perhaps, for this very reason that the Northern Whig, which seems to takle infinite credit to itself for fur- nishing the minor documents, has carefully withheld it from its readers ...

... raised by Mr. Georg, gardenr to Lord Duffetin, Clandebov, and afford another proel of the skill and caro of this adar .vlo ?? Whig. . ...

... brought buyers inure freelv iltto tile mnal'tlet Lidi Fsmoritihr l'or cluohs suitable to India and China buyers have been whig Lu operate ruliher extensively, tinl, welere anatiufac- tuoers have consented to take last week's prices, they have seuured ...

... in the wholesale spirit trade, hnve taught the country a pregnant and forcible lesson as to tile squeezeability even of a Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer when pressed at tile right time and with the proper degree of screw-power. We stated in our last ...