... not to fbe unduly moved. The fact cannot be dis- t guised. It is patent to all observers. Govern- meat know it; the ruptured Whig party cannot deny it ; the Independent Liberal camp are im- pressed by it ; the Radical forces are unable to hide it. Everywhere ...

... 'are on pressure to grant nuch that Whigs have d over and over again proved themselves stolid a enough to refnse; their estimate, therefore, of u h parties vwe believe amounts to neither more nor V less than ?? the Whigs in office we can- ii not hope to ...

... the Jordan, and its lakes through its whole'course, from- north to south, INTER2soDIATE CUOOLS IN IRELAND.-The Nor-M- ein Whig, in referring to anr important' public meet- ing held on Thursday, in support of the projected establishinilt of a system of ...

... now deceived them again; that they cast off the teachable Con- servatives and brought back to their embrace the untractable Whigs. Were they, we ask, sincere and in earnes tin ?? this session, andeffect- ing changes to have their object accomplished? Then ...

... world, arising fromr fear on the part of-tbe Derby Ministry of dosing office, and hones of gaining it on the part of the Whigs, who,-however, from fear of nct being able to -gain over the advanced Liberals, were careful ,of disclosing their plan of attack ...

... wall. These things are not un- noticed in this observant age, and as the cpun- try has had more than enough of pure Whig or mixed Whig and Peelite Administrations, con- siderable dissatisfaction is naturally felt that, the old rule should be restored ...

... to say that no authentic information can at present be obtained. All is uncertainty. On Saturday afternoon, a meeting of the Whig chiefs took place, and Earl Granville and Lord Palmerston had audiences of her Majesty; nothing, however, has oozed out to ...

... month's warning-(laughter). Of course, Lord Palmerston is not going to elut himself into that mess again. Then you say to the Whigs, Why don't you sup- port Lord John ? They say, We like Lord John very well, but he always upsets our coach - (laughter) ...

... Tines ?? the thousand and one rumours that have been chasing one another since it fell to Lord Palmerston to reconstruct the Whig Cabinet, one thing alone; as far as we know, is defi- nitively ?? John Russell has accepted the Foreign-Office. The same paper ...

... however, was to have been anticipated; but now that the corner has been turned, there can be little doubt, says the Northiern Whig, of 1859 being the most successful of the post ten years. No branch of general enterprise has shown greater evidence of progress ...

... to belong di to a m uch earlifcar epoch of the worid's| re hiotmy; There was. n time when we had 0 not a liffle faith in the Whig, and when. tli ,o ourowe knowledge they sought, anda were hI anxious to obtain on behalf of the people, ri each and everything ...

... by the Whig party in this conntry-(cheers and hisses). He observed that one of the newspapers said that the city of Edin- burgh had resolved to send to Parliament two petri- -fied Whigs-(laughter). Now, he was not ashamed to call himself a Whig; but he ...