... the present exalted position ; nor could be have obtained il if Lord John Russell bad not been untrue to himself, or if the Whig party had not been wanting leading intellects. The fall of the Duke of Newcastle and the absence leaders the Liberal side, ...

... Trieste were seen come up at the head of the rustic electors, by whom they were implicitly followed. •■in llelgium, too, the Whig papers dolcftilly complain, the pulpits are being used for electioneering •• purposes. Undoubtedly, and that they may be used ...

... which regulate the representation the people in Parliament. Good may come ot this if the seats be taken from close and rotten Whig boroughs in England, and given to the large and wealthy nnd populous counties, which are most inadequately represented under ...

... continued, and scarcely night passes that brutal assaults nut take place at various tracts these lines road.—Reporter of Northern Whig. The TkaTrade, Dec. 7.—The deliveries in London estimated for the week were ClO.b’JGlbs. which is decrcaso 01 3,G3Ub., compared ...

... he forgotten that the agitation against the House of Lords in 1836 and 1837 completely filled, and did much injuiy to the Whigs and Radicals it is exsg. gersiion also ta assert that “ the po«er of legislation the Peers base lost on all snbjeola about ...

... ; and if the majority of tho once-called Irish Party have been converted, or perverted, into strenuous supporters of every Whig Government, whether that Government beheaded by Lord Aberdeen, Lord Palmerston, or Lord John Russell, the fault belongs not ...

... that the annual bill a farce, that the country is tired of the question, and tliat it is only a hobby of one or two leading Whig politicans, the supporters of the measure can only bear the taunts and reiterate their former arguments. To suppose that Lord ...

... yet assigned. Something must surely bo going wrong the Hoard, when the Rev. and Dr, Deuvir, of Ik-lfast, whom the Northern Whig described as r of strength” in his place 'commissioner, have resigned at such close intervals. On subsequent inquiry ns to ...

... Chuf Justice Lelioy, together with host of good imu true, it is scarcely possible to suppose that the document signed by Whigs and Tories will hate little elite*, with the ier,—> CorretpcmU'nt of the I), K. Mail. quite true that t!ie Coionetoy the Hulls ...

... and Greens. The other Judges (including Mr. Justice Crampton) were all named uy Liberal Ministers, and taken from avowed •• Whigs.'* W* refer, course, only to the •• Judges. Should Mr. Fitxgerald accept the vacant post there will then b* seven Protestants ...

... formidable opponent the clique known the servile Whigs.** rather strange that the Radiesl party, which hns numbered ao many reputations modem Liberalism, should have obtained such little official power. The Whigs still insist on retaining the Cabinet exolutively ...

... much confidence in a second sttampt from him. Ho mast do something; he mast at bast nog the changes bit old text of “lb* gloat Whig party,” and be will b* rouoaptolitoly profonad in celebrating tb* glories oo* of tb* ehiob his connection. That ib* noble lord ...