... already on the point of falling to pieces. He has certainly done his best to perpetuate the traditions of the worst school of Whig exclusiveness ; but even he would hardly have ventured upon such purposeless shuffling of the old family pack, if he had hoped ...

... political ability. But none has shown itself. The Whigs arc broken up. The transfer of Lord Jonx Bussell to the Upper House ha# left them without a leader in the Common#. The two or three heir# of the good Whig families who have been announced with great flourish ...

... work done Ltfore dinner. The four vacant seats are to be filled up, and no open question of Parliamentary Beform is left for Whigs and Tories to dispute about. The Church-Batc question has come to dead lock, and we have new a Liberal and Conservative offering ...

... DRALINJA experienced DAN tags silage a Creoperasive the above am. Nose aced= o wlis maws give ',terraces W gird . Rifle. 'Whig Wary ihoire-reat tete), whether asarvird ar Wag*, at mearity.—Aildrais J. C Lewis, Ss. Mary- Mat. Newport. CLARIL I T II IIInrit ...

... courts of Germany—and that of Madrid, too, if it notices him, will give him all due praise. We wish we could hope that our old Whigs and Tories did not inwardly rejoice that the Hapsburg obstinacy had fully resumed its sway. The document, which we give in ...

... elsewhere, seem to have given satisfaction to nobody. Here are the old names again. Nu amount of merit outside of the charmed Whig circle, with which Lord Palmerston surrounds himself, will help a man to high office. Some of the veterans are in failing health ...

... could check off thirty or forty men whose influence if combined would be at least as great as that of any Whig clique in England in the days when Whig cliques were all important. Some of these men are politicians whom a district has been accustomed to trust ...

... of Sir George Grey to the Home Office explained by the statement that, ** like Sir G. C. Lewis, Le Comte Grey belongs to Ibe Whig party, of which bis father was one of the most eminent chiefs. The Secretaryship for Ireland, Payt say, was to be given to ...

... seeing that the Conservative party in the Commons his aids, we cannot but recollect that the chid oppomenta to his Judge are • Whig ex-Chancellor, Lord Cathwonts, and • Whirmade Peer, Lord WINIILWMALI. We may give up lards Sr. Lsowasna, and Knamows, or rather ...

... the members of whieh hold a high position in society. The most eminent members of all parties form part of it. Tories and Whigs meet without any party feeling round its board, and foreigners are not excluded. The object of the association is to relieve ...

... 000 on freight. because we cannot take charge of them. There were over (1%1 Moore can warble You may break, you may ruin whig Panmure to held his tongue and say nothing about it, as In the Senate, on the 13th, the credentials of the Senators 4,000 rebels ...

... courts of Germany—and that of Madrid, too, if it notices him, will give him all due praise. We wish we could hope that our old Whigs and Tories did not inwardly rejoice that the Hapsburg obstinacy had fully resumed its eivay. The document, which we give in ...