... h~shol have ainthtM th' ~ok & Eo - ~ar more tgo4 f i ;r the f TP4,NMayIJe I I., ~zb at all WAt4 ki igfus tiafi - - - not, the Whig-Peelite theatre must be posi- tively closed.' The liberal electors are solemnly warned agait division. Division, about what ...

... 'They prefey to n leave the question in the handls o f prvt Ae~es etil ?? r S to becorae dangeroun to' the permnanency of Whig- ti gery, and then Lord JomN RUSSELL vwill take credit for bringing in a considerable measure of Re- t form., , , ' . a] But ...

... 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 ...

... as son it descended, great excitement. We have rarely seen Loi the work of destruction by fire more oomplet.- i'ns Yorthern Whig. dot : Taih ExTHRAonDlNAly PRAOTaRH the Chinese have of oaaj covering with powder Colour the tea intended for English Coo ...

... twice already, may be said to, iaring prestige with him also. Mr. Baines, of Leeds, e Ias hitherto been classed as a docile Whig, with a PI constituency inclined to keep him in the path of pro- lii gross. Eithier of these hon. gentlemen mightlend the bi ...

... cauntrywould Lve hada comprehensive meaue freom.b (Haha.)Teg rmeat of Lord Pisrtr acceddt to offce. I was ot tobe called a Whig government, for it m! ompriad amongst its members Mr.. Milner Gibson, Mr. 'wn vilpm, and others of Mr. Bright's friends, and ...

... 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 ...

... English newspapers do, to the reproduction of opinions, whetber liberal or Lconservative, aristocratic or democratic, tory, whig, or radi- cal, attacks the very principle of our institutions, and even i the dynasty itself, I felt myself bound, if Iwas ...

... time. It proves to us the necessity of ?? reform. It shows how the governpmnt 'syatemn has oaten equally iito the heart of Whig and Tory, and how the oliqucism of tho sections - which make up a cabinet on one sidc or the other can unite for the purpose ...

... give way to those whom they supplanted—in Cromwell's words, give place to honester men. It is the general opinion that the Whigs, by this act, are beyond all hope of rescue- that a breach has been occasioned which cannot be healed the public itself will ...

... AUS B.IA. The Ost Deuatsche Post of Vienna has the following ?? on the recent vote of the Prussian Chamber:- i fhilst the Whig Cabinet in England feels obliged te declare that the possession of Venetia by Austria is a European necessity, the great Germans ...

... accumulated by patient industry. He had no derided political views, nor had he any strorg peresption of the difference between whig end tory. As he bad risen from the condition of an operative, it wos thought his lea1ing would be towards the liberal side; ...