... all-important. The heads of the Peelites go in the persons of Lord Aberdeen and the Duke of New- castle, and the Coryphmus of the Whigs in Lord John Russell. Thus, public clamour will be appeased on the one hand by the casting out of the Jonases, to whom, rightly ...

... this accident have not extended beyond the property of the company, no lives being lost, nor the slightest personal injury ?? Whig. DREADFUL ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE A LADY.-The following appeared in the Dublin Uail of Monday night: -Ballyconnell, Cavan, ...

... cabinet he was immediately subject to such influences that he could not carry out his own con- victions, and became a mere whig; he cited Mr. Macaulay, Sir W. Alolesworth, and Sir B. Hall as cases in point. If ever any minister was carried into power ...

... Derby in 1852, declined the in- vitation. Thrown upon his own resources, and unable to gain recruits from either Peelites or Whigs, the noble earl abandoned the enterprise. Lord Derby in this step I evinced both wisdom and patriotism. Had he had a staff ...

... or Frederick the Great, or the is famous Czarina Catharine, were a just and legitimate ob- as ject of ambition to the mature whig statesman; and r- therefore we cannot sufficiently admire the skill of Lord s. Palmerston in sending his quondam colleague ...

... which is chiefly Lord Palmerston's bill for the con- solidation of the police force. The writer, who styles himself An Old Whig, adduces instances of corporation abuse in rela. tion to police management In various boroughs, which most as. suredly exhibit ...

... and give satisfaction. No, Lard Derby is a clever man, undoubtedly; but ever since his own double defection, first from the Whigs to the Conservatives, arid next from the Conservatives to the Tories, he las, like a true renegade, seldom let slip an opportunity ...

... Home Secretary, Vice-President of the Board of Trade, President of the Board of Control, and Secretary at War, in various Whig cabinets: is he the heaven-born minister who is to resuscitate the credit of our military departments, and give satisfaction ...

... the honour and interests of their fatherland required. Will they again send into the Commons' house the man who deserted the whigs on the question of church reform, then the tories on the corn laws, and lastly England herself in order to take political service ...

... quarter before six. He kept up the fire for two hours, and, as usual, was more brilliant than convincing. Sir F. Bering moved a Whig amendment, to which Sir W. Heatbcote moved a Conser- vative addition, and Mr. Lowe is to move another amendment thereon. The ...

... his services and a ten-pound Bank of England note ! Mr. Hume's seat in the house was on the Liberal side, that iswhile the Whigs and the late ministry were in office, on the right of the Speaker. He generally sat on the second back bench (the third from ...

... -The following is a list of the more prominent political parties now in vogue in the United States :-Republicans, Whigs, Democratic Whigs, Woolley Heads, Silver Grays, Prohibitionists, Temperance Party, Stringent Licensers, Moral Suasion- ists, Constitutional ...