... reputation- besides being the daughter of Prince Czartoryski, who heads the monarchical Polish party, and is the friend of all our Whig nobles-a great crush is expected, and all the- snobs are offering ten and twenty guineas a ticket. Does this indicate that ...

... collisions of a most unpleasant kind is painfully long. They began with Mr O'Gorman Mahson in 183l ; with the Mel- bourne Whigs in 1834 with sundry of the Cunmber- land veomen in 1837; with Lord John Russell in I 841 (Nvhen the noble Lord took a memorable ...

... Ion the single point in which he prefers the present state of things to that in 1 852,-the possession of office by a purely 5 Whig Government-everybody in the country will be disposed to agree with him. Preparations are making at Cherbourg for the journey ...

... 1514 55 Iif tt Itspiei a feariler of his wsnl the AIllres'ithl ie -on1t to soer so bmtiu. xe- We might almost write that the Whig Cotsar stas er- received his death-stab from Mr Under-Secretairy cnt Bruttis, but we fear tlitit if we tallk of Brutus and ...

... difficulty. If the discharge of its duties were arduous in the good old times, when every member of Parliament was either a Whig or a Tory, and when the whipper-in had but to count his forces and keep the docile throng in compact order, how much more ...

... audtlcious juggle. The illness of one man thc plea-the veto of the Government the reality. These hacks of the Government, these Whig camp followers. obedient to the Ministerial whip, have dashed from before our eyes the only hope that some few honest men yet ...

... House of Corn- firs mons, or Lord Lansdowne and Lord John Russell may be to authorised to attempt the rcconstrction of the Whig Cabinet; wh or, lastly, Lord Palmerston may endeavour to retain in the ser- rat vice of the country the ablest members of the ...

... Itind of Ithinto. ?? I Itolist ?? it wttas :1 most terrible dclusion, fur I iave scen nothing of the kind. I see all the old Whig seein rotine ba*k ataiti to the top oi the pot'-(langghter and cheer- isp). el Crilletidcd Ihr weroiag the pctipie of this ...

... taken. The most prominent candidates were Mr Gwin, now holding the office, and Mr C. L. Edwards, who was nominated by the Whigs. Business at the mines was generally dull, on account of an unusual scarcity of water. which prevented the miners f washing ...

... increased these itmbers to no less ttan 11150, thus renderingcthe county Of ofubluin safe agaisst the threatatied assault by the Whig-Radical and Ultramoittane patsotiesicombined. Tim CAVA-A OTRuAGE.-Tlioh e Deny JTosnal, ric- ferrimg to thle diabolical attempt ...

... side by thafid side, u1pon the Treasury benich. We are sunwvilliig to stalte ?? many nartep o,f men r- Iling themselves ti Whigs were appended to it ;but wve believe we may ti venture to Sc-. Clint the rebukes which its authors enl- p05o Cotus'elsed from ...

... ix TIN E CABINET.-TheC Bilt HIon. Henry Labouchlere is the new Colonial Secre- tary. Mr Labouchere, it is well known, is a Whig, and nothinig more. We have, however, reason to believe that he has been decidedly opposed to push. ing matters to extremities ...