... had not chalked out for himself, aud of which was not the originator, but which any government must pursue, whether it was Whig or Tory. Was it for their advantage put themselves in such position that, if they succeeded in upsetting the present government ...

... are preventing him from going on in the path that every government must follow, I do not care whether they call themselves whig ortory. (Cheers.) Now, is it to the advantage of honourable gentlemen opposite that they should place themselves in this position ...

... Bauwoaa advices report that os-Oovosnors Pratt and Lows bad boon arrested and sent to the Washington Navy-yard. The Richmond Whig advocates British Protectorate, in prvfiriwti to roaring back to the Union. Th* Wheeling (Virfinie) Uimo*, e etrong fieeee ...

... strikingly indicated the following letter from Turin : Was there ever such difference between the Ifure and Wfid tC2wtf,tQatC whig, aftac iwr iotcml, the ? bat thi. AsrJortaifffat that Caroor, who had ban at the Chamber anal, his conataat eoatom ia ttaaftet ...

... his great forensic apcech for the defendant in the celebrated case of “Norton versus Lord Melbourne.” On the return of the Whig party office, in June, 1846, after tho resignation of the ble Sir Robert Peel, Lord Campbell joined the cabinet and was appointed ...

... bow. Who that who treats mo with respect now I nobody ? inquires Lord Eldon. His son replies, “It is Sir John Campbell, the Whig Solicitor-General.” M 1 wonder what they would have said of me,'* exclaimed the ex-Chancollor, had driven about in a cabriolet ...

... privilege, announces with exultation,—-“My clansman was released. Accordingly his earliest associates London were those Scotch Whigs to whom the name Campbell bad a fine Presbyterian flavour. Reporter fob the Mobnino Chronicle. A writer in the Morning Pott ...