... rapidly gaining in popnlnrity all over the country, and bets me freely oftcred that he will the next President. The old line of Whigs of Maryland and Virginia hare Iroth held conventions, and endorsed the cx-Presidcnt its the only fit man for the emergency ...

... civilization—.sacrifices to the insane malignant despotism of one mao. THE WHIGS. (Prom the Morning Herald.) Centralisation has latterly become the principal idol of our Whig and laberal statesmen. Tire idea teems to be to convert the kingdom into a busy ...

... end in certain defeat. Mr Black well known and highly respected by all classes of bis fellow-citizens. Tho entire body of the Whig party who supported Macaulay will support him, and many others on personal grounds. His return is considered quite certain ...

... innocent enthusiasm, when Astrtea was supposed to have returned to this planet for the express purpose of inaugurating millennium Whigs—young Macaulay was everywhere spoken of as the man of the epoch.” Brilliant, indeed, for many year was the dust and light scattered ...

... of having averted an American war, or punished the authors of the disaster at Kars. The Tories, however, no less than the Whigs, shrink from the enormous expenditure which, in spite of the purity laws, is implied by a general election. Besides, what are ...

... reason to believe that an opening to the rank of Solicitor-General would then await Mr Young. Certainly there is no man the Whig side the bar who can prefer equal claims of talent, position, and influence. In the discharge of his duties Sheriff of Inverness ...

... — Alhenaum. Tiif. Cabinet.—Tiro war having been prosecuted to an end, the Cabinet the position being without a policy. not Whig, or Tory, Liberal. takes neither name nor colour from its measures. simply Lord Cabinet; and whenever it attempts carry out ...

... currently reported last night that one our supreme judges, conspicuous for liberality in purse and politics, sent £3OO to the Whig Committee assist in defraying the expencea of the late contest. —ScottisK Brest. Handsome Gift. —Tho readers of Cockbnm's Life ...

... thirty thousand regular troops, sixteen thousand police, and the Orangemen of Ulster, with Lord Enniskillen at their head. The Whigs wanted a Foreign Secretary; Lord Granville had not tho talents fur the office; circumstances had rendered Lord i'almcrslon ...

... ever overcome thosu difficulties thoroughly by his manly, straightforward dealing. No one can say that his policy lias been Whig, Tory, or Radical. It has been solely and simply English, and to that principle, and to the vigour and honesty with which it ...