... Greys,,in their crusade for reform; and weas' ' lng the name of the Rossells, was considered as a fair representativef the old Whigs, whose support vxas invaluable in. purifying the reform movement from the odium qf ad.icalism which Cobbett, Burdett, asiA ...

... succeed the Peelite Mar- 'quis of Dalhousic in the; splendid office of the Vice- troyalty of India. By such an appointment the Whig 'famnilies admit that, with all their. pretensions, they have not a man amongst them capable of filling that arduous office ...

... suffrages of the Commons; but it is understood that Mr Fitzroy, the Chairman of Committees, will be put forward by the old Whig party. The salary is L.6t00 per annum, with a peerage on retirement, and L.5000 for three lives. AN IMePATIENT Juny.-The following ...

... this day week's proro- gation, which is not to have even the advantage of the presence of Royalty, but is to be done as the Whigs used to do everything-by commission._-CtoUs'2IoI- dent of LivespoelAlbiont. ...

... section of the electors ?? sapport Mr Macaulay's party, well known in former times, even beyond the limits of the city, as the ?? Whig Clique, have lately, I believs, been fecling the pulse of their friends by means of a circular as to the propriety of proposing ...

... or whether even tllat opportunity may be afforded at ill,-we cannot Of course predlicate. it is quite, possible that the old Whig- and 'lory hlarness, now indeed utterly decayed and inoaginary, may yet be strong enough in its bygone memories, to prevelit ...

... found as de- Scribed.-BR 1(/st Newis Letter. MEATH ELEcTIoN.-Mr Henry Meredytl, a nephew of Sir William Somerville, is the Whig candidate for the representation of Meath. His address to the elec- tors is in print, and sets torth as his political creed ...

... the keen opposition it has to encounter from the conmglomerate of all fragments and factions of the old effete democratic and Whig parties with their alien allies, names that were once hallowed and had a meaning. Errors it may commit-inferior men may attain ...

... relished by itle Whigs, vwho, as Lord Campbell once said oln the Edinburgin Imstings, wishedl to consider Joseph's occn- patioti gon. MTr flume thought otherwvise, atid saw ample room for his vocationt throuighout the varions reigns of Whig and Tory Ad ...

... the ficid for the representation h of Enst Norfolk-Mr Strely, Tory and Administira- d tive Reformer; and Mr henry Burbech, Whig. :1 on) Dirnsiiy has written to Mr J. H. Maxwell, to say that Parliamentary business' will prevent hlim fronm being present ...

... nineteen years, incitildiig the last six years Ef the great Contienetat Struggle, aud had been Foreign Secretary under all the Whig Admuinistrauiona for :a period of fifteen years. That extendlei experience he now brings to an Administration on ultich depends ...

... And now thou'rt brought to scorn and grief, Which even thoa must feel. Hissed in thine own Constituents' balls, Hooted by Whigs aind Radicals, And followers of Peel, And bushed to silence by the storm Raised 'gahist the ?? of Reformn For thee the Popular ...