... n is particularly anxious just now' to conci- liate; and which, it is reported, demands some motaeaf Aoaou,-alde from the Wh'ig or Liberal party for the at- tempt to expel him frgm offico.. Other cutdidaft are also named, including the Duke of Hamilton ...

... claim as an old cham- pion of Liberal principles had been unfairly put aside by the Earl of Leicester anc other leaders of the Whig party. The Hon. WV. Coxn and the Rev. P. GORDON repu- diated the charge; and Mr. BIRCH having withdrawn his nomination of Mr ...

... has occurred, and there are already two candidates in the field, Mr. W.G. Cavendish, the son of the present member, in the Whig interest, and Captain C. J. B. Hamilton, who was for. merly member of the borough of Aylesbury,in the Con. servative cause ...

... the eleva- tion of Lord Robert Grosvenor to the Upper House. Mr. Byni was the only candidate, and was daly elected. He is a Whig, and, judging from his appearance, above 30 years of age. THE INDIAN MUTINY.-A subscription bas already been opened on the ...

... bieeindmoee rsserved to a pare Whig 4dmlnistratloii to ahjSOO even, me-semablance of this their prnilitlve Taith, ana sign the last has!zereocationof this fre~'ade article oftheirereced. It has been 'reserved, I ray, for this Pore Whig Adminisitration to resoert ...

... seconded tbe nomina- tion, believing as he did that Mr. Wingfield was a genuine Liberal-not merely a man who called himself a Whig, but a man who would give his whole time, consideration, and support to Liberal principles. (Cheers.) Mr. BRAMSTON said, they ...

... Trinity College, Dublin. and was consecrated in the year 1848. In polities Dr. Wilson was an old and staunch supporter of the Whigs, and since his elevation had been justly esteemed for a spirit oi genuine libe- rality and the total absence of all evidence ...

... they would have done so but for that all- powerful agency which is always sure to purchase the freedom of Harwich, either from Whig or Tory. Truly, Mr. Arcedeckne is defeated, but from what cause, and through what means, is too well known to need further ...

... altered, destruction seems to have overtaken those anomalous connections which stood aloof from the discipline of Party. The Whigs were united in 1S52 with the fol. lowers of Sir Robert Peel, the Manchester politicians, and the Irish brigade; and it is ...

... counties it has before now, happened that, by coalescing, three agricultural candidates have kept out their opponent-call him Whig, Radical, or what you will. Now, a Reform Bill should not have regard to particular interests, but should have for its object ...

... inconve- nient to one who veils himself in studious mystery, because Lord Palierston has alike in turn repudiated Conservative, Whig, and Liberal. His Lordship, there. fore, takes refuge in Tiverton, where, as in the Cabinet, he will continue as the head of ...

... Denison we, of course, are bound to speak with all possible respect; but there is no doubt that he owes his selection more to old Whig family influence, than from real aptitude for the high office which he is destined to fill, and that this is felt in the Liberal ...