... Palmerston is particularly anxious just now to conciliate; and which, it is reported, demands some amende honorable from the Whig or Liberal party for the attempt to expel him from office. Other candidates are also named, including the Duke of Ilaniilton ...

... method of dealing with this great national grievance. This is no party question—it is one of vast social importance, with which Whigs and Tories—if such men there be— Conservatives and Liberals—lns and Outs are equally concerned. A Derbyite, a Peelite, a Manchester ...

... letters ; but there is no similar chair in any other Scottish Universily. SALE OF SLAVES. The editor of the Wartentown (Virginia) Whig _ . says he was informed by Messrs. Dickinson Hill Ss Co., auctioneers of Richmond, the' gross amount of their sales of ne ...

... , one great.eourso i of Chartism will soon removed. Again the old soldier laments the extremities which Tory injustice and Whig imbecility might force him: Between five and six thousand men and ighteen guns MW under me. We could mange a large force of ...

... and by whom, were those significant words written? They are to be found in Burko's famous ' Appeal from the New to the Old Whigs,' and they were applied to Sir Robert Walpole, who gained power neither by accident, nor intrigue, nor tergiversation. One ...

... and blame which is in great measure g undeserved, and which will yet be shown to be so. Ile is not ( a Tory, nor a truckhing Whig, nor does lie pander to the fanati- a cal notions of rany local earty, hence the reason why so much a bile is expended oin ...

... political questions are scarcely so advanced as those of Lord John Russell, Mr. Buchanan is in point of fact nothing more than a Whig of the old school. We know of no other man, unless it be Mr. Adam Black of Edinburgh, who embodies PO well that now worn-out ...

... unstable as those which have preceded it. How many versions of sugar duties have we had since Sir Robert Peel defeated the Whig Government in 1841? Our opinion is that these fiscal questions affecting staple articles of com- merce, and consequently the ...

... originally introduced, not by any Radical section of the constituency, but by what has been long known' in local politics as the Whig clique—a small knot of consequential gentlemen who, since the passing of the Reform Bill, have sought to dictate to the city ...

... seems auafifeeted and thoughtful. Ha spoke with goad sense, and without against the Chartists, which pleased ms.** , , The Whigs are charged the authors of the troo' les in the north. Sir Charles sympathised strenuously with the Sail stars, bat was resalecd ...

... addressing himself to the Doke of Bedford in that letter of his, the atost memorable epistle that was ever Wiens& to the great Whig chief, that at every upward step, at every point in his he had been aalkd upon to prodnee his passport to fame. And of what ...

... behind him, in so far as he has been first in the field, and it may be because he has secured the support of the dictatorial Whig clique. (Cheers.) But still with all these disadvantages I dare to come forward and offer myself as a candidate for your suffrages ...