... which divide Whig from Tory. I Thus we see that at Nottingham, three Liberals contest the field against one Tory. At Southamp- ton, three 'Liberals against two Tories. At New- caitie-on-Tyne, one Radical ?? two Whigs. 1 At Lancaster, two Whigs against one ...

... the Liberal majority in the Rouse of Commons.' But this consideration should not at all influence Liberal policy. The great Whig and Radical parties of the country ar e Pro. testant and Liberal from principle. They are actuated by convictions sincere and ...

... chief, if not tho sole cause of his troubles. So far as providing for the members of the family, it is a duty which neither Whig nor Tory negleot. We have heard of the GagYs, ELLIOTTS, and RUSSElLS before. The Tuesswas on the other side of the Efouse are ...

... man'to reprea bent them. They have run frantically throughout 'the kingdom seeking for a candidate,' no' matter whether he was a Whig or a Tory, or a compound of both, so long. as he had respectability to recommend him. To show the motley 'array of prine ...

... obebata it was the wlah of the Whigs here that there 0euld be a change. That change never could ha&7 'aeeuibip taken plaeeif it had notbeenforthe Conserva*',, (ld cheering.) If suob were the case, he would 'Ak the Whigs now If, in the event of the Co ...

... ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. I At S JAfratO .meeting of a non ?? oharasier, t i itended by some 1esding Whigs and Tories, It was suggested that Mr. Edward )rae5x, Q.n,, and Attorney General for the county palatine, wluld stand for Manchester on receipt of a ...

... JACoB.Bsrarrr. But :the contest Io over, and It 1 now easy to diseern the secret of M~r.- Janus's sucess, un- i doubtedly the Whigs and the 'Tories may call it a victory for them, but the election has proved their numerical weaknessE as much as it has proved ...

... ADVENTURE; Mr. John Henry Range, one of the gentlemen who was I carrled away In Mr. Coxwel' balloon, haa fu=rbnhed to the i Aorerr Whig an interesting account of hie adventures. t He says:- E When Mr. Ooxwell proposed to descend he gave -to us t the strictest ...

... dismissal. Not only were the Toreie served iu this t fathlon, but recreant Whigs were taught their duty. ( Mr. ADAsr BLACK, of Ediuburgh, after many yeaws I of service as a Whig of the old school, was turned ^ out because Of hli laxity on the questioni ...

... heie Io the head in the :House of Cohinons.. When the' House meetes, he says, there will be election petl- I tionc, and the Whigs, who have been notoriously Venal since the days of WALPOLu, must needs go to the waalL The Tories, accordlog to Mr.' Dirssar ...

... between the es3 of 1is and 45 should have been foroed ifto the army, The death of Linsoln was no lees to the South. He WAS a Whig and 3c aveholder, while ohnsv on was a Democrat and E.o rabnuH nked l ee next to Washington. 4 Prsdent, ater the governor had ...

... declare that they would oppose him. They would offer no factious opposition to him was as much as they would suy, whilst the Whigs pointed to his admin- istration as a marvel of financial success and politi- cal capacity, and even the Radicals might find ...