... SUNDERLAND. Friday all doubts with regard to a contest were dispelled, Mr. Henry Fenwick, of South Lodge, offering himself. He is a Whig, aud has the aid of the Sunderland Shipowners’ Society. The contest has all the appearance of being exceedingly close and personal ...

... power, or endeavoured to retain power, by perpetual reductions of the army and navy. That had not been a matter of party. Whigs, Tories, and Radicals had had the some end in view, and among them they had done their best to render this great nation utterly ...

... The Northern Whigs and Freesoilers voted in body against the bill, and the Democratic vote was divided. Then effort was made to concentrate the Northern strength on a sectional issue, which, for a time, promised to be successful. But the Whigs were unwilling ...

... AMERICAN CRITICISM, The respectable organ of the Whig party in the United States, the New York Courier and Inquirer, has the following di-pussionate observations on the European war;— That Sebastopol will promptly in possession of the ollies not entertain ...

... the Scottish bench, the Edinburgh Post says—We have beard it asserted that the Peel policy of taking the best man, whether Whig or Tory —certainly not followed in the later appointments—is actually about to tried for once, but whether from necessity or ...

... be carried on they had lately seen it. The noble lord, the member for the City London, in writing his memoirs of the great Whig leader, made his remarks upon the want of success of the coalition when Fox joined it, and said that the members of that coalition ...

... think that the conduct of the Whig party during the last two year* fully justifies the opinion, and I will venture to say that no such party ever behaved with greater honour, more distinguished patriotism than those of tho Whig party, and were it the whole ...

... arriving at Paddington station at half-past two o’clock. There were interviews between the noble lord and any members of the Whig or Peelite party this morning. On Lord Derby’s return to town at 20 minutes past two, he proceeded the residence of Mr. Disraeli ...

... theloss which a Liberal commercial policy would sutler if the State were now to deprived of his splendid services.— Northern Whig. We think that man of different stamp from Lord Aberdeen is needed at the head of affairs, though believe that all the clamour ...

... slighted Malmesbury, of whom nothing suggested, except the broad intimation that the chief of his party would much rather have the Whig Foreign Minister at his side than him —these are subjects for sympathy which their chiof, it would seem, cannot afford them ...

... for many years the representative of the Cardigan Distnct Boroughs, died on the Ist iust., at the early age of d». He was of Whig principles. . Mr. John Henry Vivian, M.P. for Swansea, expired, after a few weeks’ illness, at his residence, Singletou, near ...

... we are justified in saying that the favourite representative tho Tory party in 1815, Mid the special representative of the Whig party in 1855, are not more widely contrasted, than the purpose of the present conference is contrasted with the purpose, and ...