... dissatisfactiou among the Liberals. They ask what claims has he to direct colonial affairs, beyond his connection w1ith thie Whig party. Lord Palmerston is not very felicitous in his appointments. He dearly loves a N hig, and his whole government is represented ...

... general election. .- There are still three. candidates in the field at Leiscas- ter-Mr.. Heygate, i Conservative ; Mr. 'Harris, 'Whig; ',and BJr. Taylor, Radical. ' . A prospectusa. hiB beena issued of tie Indian Cotton Coumnpaly; with ,a capital.of 250,0001 ...

... country join them- i0 let there be one general and unanimous demand eas for the same justice for Irish commerce from in- the Whigs that was obtained and would be eat obtained from the' Tories, and this threatened , enterprise will be placed upon a sounder ...

... circumstances. Some of Athem 'Were caused by the political aspect .givdn to the contract by over-zealous par- } tizano of the Whig Government, who were jealous that any good 'had been accomplished by their. ancient rivals. Some of them were caused,,by the ...

... game is not attempted to h played over aigWin. When etecon- tract was first given delays and doubts were interposed by the Whig government, and the directors unable felly to place their capital, had to barrow at high rates, and submit to terms from s ...

... social and political arrangements of the country. Lord Derby said he regarded with desp concern the fate of the remnant of the Whig party, ba- tween whom and the great Conservative party there is at present little if arty ditlerenca of principles, if they ...

... Maison Dieu in the old town of Dover-and delivering a sermon on tradition at Southamp- ton. lie has been described as a Tory in Whig clothing, and betrayed into frequent in- consistencies as the consequence of his anomalous position. Hie is a man of the times ...

... his bill of 1859, and acted on it too. There is little h merit in believing a thing unless you carry it r into practice. The Whigs have taken eight years to mould their belief' into shape, and we have the fruit in the Appropriation Bill.. e We are informed ...

... first minister, are ten and twenty years his junior; whereas in the House of le Lords Lord John would be the senior of all the Whig n ministers there sitting. The accounts from France state that trade there is is extremely depressed. ,f An instalment of about ...

... the enumerators. as we do for the da- an, tat ~claration of the mayor on lice day after II tremendous Lo )re contest between Whig and Tory. The recent census aus all happened to place Cincinnati 2,119 below St. Louis on OIL It, the great national. poll ...

... represent, the greater are the difficulties' he has to contend against 'at the polL .Tbe . unadulterated. Tory, the inexplicable Whig, the truckling, place-devouxing nondescript can always, cal- culate upon. a sat; but, erery county, constitnency is, .closed ...

... bim for a seat amongst the Peers of England, a he merges the title by courtesy in the a baronial. If eminent' services to the Whig d party, of which at oneltime he was the most 'b distinguished ornament and admired leader- E if moral dignity of cbbracter ...