... I THE ABEBDEENITES AND THE WHIGS, (From trie Daily Niews.) The sudden rupture of the alliance hitherto eibaietlng be- tween ministers and their ex-colleagues below the gangway is a circumstance which has talk..t many simple-minded people by surprise We ...

... your good aid and that of-my esteemed friends, Long, Ferguson, and Waterhouse, to defeat the cen- tralizing measures of those Whigs of whom Lord Massareene is the ever ready supporter, though I believe he cannot wheedle them into being his patrons, I may ...

... vanced nothing by that. Another clique and ano- y ther family party, and Tory corruption will be d substituted tor a Whig family party and Whig cor- e ruption, and red-tape will coil its long tail as ever. [- No member who has himself asked a place of the ...

... party remains to be seen; for if they co,. centrate on. Mr. Disraeli's resolution, and are joiled by a few of the independent Whigs who UnUs1! support ministers, and the more independent mec, bers who support or abandon them acconrig to their merits or ? ...

... in the ground sooner. The cereal crops look well, considering the drought, and a little rain will give them a wonderful ?? Whig. A dry and rather cold month for the season has terminated with a plentiful eppply of rain; but, although the spring temperature ...

... sincerity of himself oais' party on this reform question. They can afford to be independent of political corruptionjhanW the Whigs. They may make fine piofesaions, which cost nothing; but, in the filling up~,wl qnay be quite sure the right man would be as ...

... for Ireland. -But, though it be true that Derbyite and Russellite have in turn played false to the tenant class-though the Whigs opposed this principle when embodied in Mr. Napier's bill, and though Mr. Whiteside, the Solicitor-General to Lord Derby, now ...

... memburs to toe British parliament-the city ot l0on-a don. Mr. Masterman, the Conservative member, anq Sir c James Duke, the Whig, have both signed the memorial. And Sir William Clay, Apsley Pellatt, Thomas Dunconbe, t and Alderman Challis, representatives ...

... consequence; but as an indi- cation of the bond that now unites the extremes of American parties they are not unimportant Whigs and Democrato-Abolitionists and slave drivers-fugitive slave law and anti fugitive slave law-free soilers and their opposi ...

... parties..,ich struggled forthe, government ind favoured theprinoiple against which they are now rayed. Eveq candidate wai'either Whig or Conservative. Hel was for the Earl .ot Derby,'or Lord John Rtsselli or Lord Palmerston. He followed the standard of some ...

... the screw, and then explanations took placewhich ditherwise would'nothave been made or been deferred. A sort of rebellious Whig meeting at Carleton Gardens preceded the debate, and though support was unanimously tendered, it was not until Lord-Palmerston ...

... ~njudicio. The nation is irest on tel think between peace and war, arnd parliamct, U e Temin e of nothing but thipdivision beiweog Whigs and Tors nation believes that- it bq ahcabinet in which the law Cates of nationa di outnumber the hAfi3 of natvonal hoaour ...