... the lead of tbe Protectionist party for such conetderations as offered to besl*nv on available and enterprising talent. His Whig colleairues were feelingly expostulated with on their apostsey who bad some reason to know the way to t-iich the heart renegade ...

... finally rid of both. Keeping, then, in view the almost infinitesimally small difference between the two bad proposals, we ask the Whig Boction of our warlike friends, how they can reconcile their admiration of Lord Palmerston with their violent indignation against ...

... carried out bia responsibility dismissing gentleman of family and atrong political connection—a Privy Councillor and an old Whig partisan —for what the Minister deemed proved incapacity for dealing properly his subordinates. We aro not discussing the ...

... model of the Briti*h constitution, or any theoretical plan —7/mw.—The Daily Ntics says—Mr. Labouchere, it is well known, is **a Whig, and nothing more,” have, however, reason to believe that he has been decidedly op- j posed to pushing matters to extremities ...

... that Mr. F.isroy, « n*»n ...

... House of Commons, yesterday, by Admiral Berkeley. LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE DUKE OF NEWCASTLE. Under the title of Full of the Whig Leader,” wc noticed some length, last week, the further explanations that had then been given of the separation of Lord John ...

... contested, the Vice-Presidency with Mr. Filmo-e, and lost that office hy only ten votes. Mr. Lawrences influence with the old Whig parry, and his great wealth, prompted the then existing Administration to appoint him M nisler Plenipotentiary the British ...

... inhabitants of those districts rise in arms, tie dashed into the Lowlands with his horsemen, surprised Perth, and carried off some Whig gentlemen prisoners to the mountains. Meanwhile, the fiery crosses had been wandering from hamlet to hamlet over all the heuths ...