... POLITICAL PRoPsEcY.-The following is from Hurst & Blackett's new work Courts and Cabinets of William IV. anl Victoria. -The Whigs were drawing upon themselves the change of the tide which one of the wise t of their leaders had foreseen. Daring one of the ...

... to nothing-it is all talk ; another, We shall never approve of that. The moderate men from the border slave States with Whig ante- cedents were pleased with it. One said, It is beyond what I expected from Mr Seward, though not so much as I could ...

... reason to give up. hope. The darkest hour is that before the day, and': though hand join in hand, as is now'othe :case with Whigs and Tories, the public may, rest assured that the politically no more 'than 'the ethicajly wicked shall prosper. TIns cotton ...

... rainbow. Repre- th sented as a Church, they were neither Tories, of Wbigs, nor Chartists, and yet there might he be' Tories, Whigs, and Chartists sitting together at 01 the communion table. So that, in politichl'ques- tl tions, if they assumed any particular ...

... solemn assurance that the rights of the t people in the matter of electoral reform would t be secured by the return of tile Whigs N to power. The agreement in Willis's Rooms, r repeated in the House of Commons by Lord c John Russell before the vote that ...

... ThAt the sorely beleaguered bit of Poyalty at Gaeta is to )ieitied: that tle saine is true of the (of late) sadly bes.pattered Whig organ, not more on account of this bad befouling and be- fooling than on account of the fact of its abject enslavement to our ...

... will you..? You have entered your protest. Surely it is hardly worth while to divide. Such, was tlia adrice ten- dered by Whigs, Tories, and not a few Radicals. But our Brighton Pier was immovable. I have often,, was his reply, protested against ...

... ultimately Uraw them together. THE LATE LEIICESTE1R ELECTION. The Globe points the moral of this election from the purely Whig point of view The personal dissensions among the Liberals was, of course, the only cause of the return of a Tory for the Liberal ...

... whether any Conservative Administration would not produee as good a budget of legislative mea- sures as we are proaised by the \Whigs. Mr Glad(stone may, plerligas, -keep the Reformers together by his financial policy anll free trade nenasures, and the Liberals ...

... drowned mouie-(roars of laughter). If the majority in the Town Council would just bawl out on the streets- great is Diana of the Whig clique-(aughtar and cheers)-what a set of clever fellows they would be ! The Lord Provost would be our talented Lord Provost- ...

... presses a real wish for it, we shall again see the spectacle which on two several occasions has pre- ceded the downfall of Whig Ministries-the main body of the Liberals going into the one lobby, and Ministers, with their dependents, being followed into ...

... is not to be wondered that that of the Scotsman was only 5s. 9d.-exactly the price I saw paid for a rather shabby wig-not a Whig- at a public sale yesterday: that the writer of the following letter deserves our pity for losing his pence Dear Sir,-The ...