... Charles Mathews, in a letter from America to a frienad ia Englaisd, thus expresses himself:- f wish you could send all the Whigs here. I should like iso better pufisimsent than their being compelled to visit America ill search of liberty. A few days before ...

... seized Bernard Bdyle, a publiean. He was escorted to the police court by ar ed constables and a great ' crowd. The Norlhent Whig says that such a spirit of distrust is awakened in Belfast that only unqualified success can justify measures exciting such ...

... the Whigs have disturbed the settlement of the Reform Bill; and we may rest assured that, though they will take the opportunity to make our representative system work more smoothly, they will refuse to make organic changes in it. Even if the Whigs had ...

... abase Oligarchy.; -and that the Act, falsely called. ttle The Reform Act, shall in' like manner he repealed as a une modern Whig Shamit and Tmposture. for ' The Aristocracy abolished. ide. . III., And belit further enacted, 'Xhat John Bright shall ha ace ...

... Previous to ?? of ltarliametitbeing carried,anolher mueasure was~ introduced-not by the present Government-bat by the late Whig-ltadicai Gove riment-tHear, iiit~l(t.lSiltN'TNI Not Whlig.tladical, but ?? by the party notw in flower ii woe defeated. Bint ...

... sieifles't for folks to chide, Forw wat'sbean doen before 'em? Let Whig and Tery all agree, f WhIg and Tory, WI g and Tory, Lot Wbigand Tory allagree f To dlrep their Whigmegmaorumi. Let Whig end Tory all agrss Ta spend this night in mirth and glee, And cheerfo' ...

... general politics; but mainly Bri, on the Reform question. His speebh may be taken as repre- and senting the opinions of the old Whigs of the original Reform Act. After apologising for Lord Palinerston's apathy on the Ter ',Reform question, and insisting that ...

... of the Government, bat rather sought, to pave the way for restoring to office what Mr. Enwnc LAuEs calls a cold miserable Whig cabal, who think the people are born to be governed by them, and they are born to govern the people. But, doubtless, Lord ...

... their support. This gathering is certainly more than could have been obtained by any other statesman, or probably by the two Whig leaders combined, end gives reason to suppose that the rmeasure of the Cabinet will be at least reaa a second time. Mr. Walpole ...

... Carpenter Canniford received any corsideration for tho use of their immaculate names ? Consider the morality of all this ye Whig purists l-yemen of principle and political freedom I Mr. Norman was dodged into the assessorship against his will, in order ...

... trust that we may submit to them the same request. Signed by Six of the Exiles. London, March 21. TnR two noble leaders of the Whig party in whom Mr. DIVETT has no ?? JOHN RUSSELL and Lord PALMERMTN-had a little bit of a party fling at Lord STANLEY on Friday ...

... ingagracefulandwell-deserved tribute to lord Derby's Government for grappling with the question of Reform, after successive Whig Governments had shirked it, the writer alludes to the debate at the opening of Parliament on the position of Europe, gives ...