... Therefore is the Whig party doomed to suffer the torturing suspense which can only intensify and never obviate the miseries of a predestined doom. Meanwhile the country reposes in calm indif- ference, knowing the issue, and knowing also that the Whigs are robbed ...

... neither oandldte: lofo the balot. Te leter tatd- that she wriker bad determnned to-vote for Vi.,ali bank, the antiballotl whig, -beause he fsun thae both eandidat werenavourable d tie ballot, but t9miidr. sialbynk would vote for the exlteon of tnhey ...

... Sin,-That famous old vixen, Sarah, Duchess of Marl- borough, declared upon one occasion that to her certain knowlcdge the Whigs were all rogues, and the Tories all fools. I am net very sure but that the distinguishing lineaments so boldly traced by the ...

... the North He would not allude to any poli- day, for lie thought his views were .o ersiood by the whole of the riding, rs were Whig, Tory, or Radical. He e trouble to refute anythiig that had . g him, excepting that in appointiag ative they had confided their ...

... operations, and the pigmy machinery in existence. The tories, under Mr. Estcourt, shadowed forth a municipal organisation. The whigs palter with every interest, neglect the metropolis proper, and fall before the point of the Lord Mayor's sword. A bill now ...

... afterwards Earl-not the great Boyle, but a man of intellect and taste. The mansion was subsequently the pro. perty of the Whig lawyer and Cha ellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Lord Lechmere, who is now chiefly remem- bered in connexion with a mock-heroic ...

... undertaking; and even in the, event of Mr. Disraeli and his friends coming into poesession of the places now filled by the Whigs, they would be, seriously. purzled what, more or what else to do with their power: thn is, done by the present set of place-holders ...

... unetfesnachised themselves. So, if a tudad r dtwioare blown limbless and lifeless into the it ?? little or nothing to either the Whig or the Tery iart and neither thne Carlton nor the Reform Clubs ad e-pbot ab o Ebsbject. And as tke coal kings t 6ebea are sue ...

... asters ; but in the heart of a people resolved to be e t free, disasters stimulate to increased exertion. e i The Richmond Whig thinks that the Jefferson t .e Davis government is the most lamentable failure in I ct history, and says the helm should be ...

... never been aO powerless, as a party, us at this momeit. I1n fast, ?? quiestion whether the present Govertment can be called a Whig Goverinment at ali, or, indeed, whether a Wbig Gisesrueset be possible at all now a days. The preeliit Ad. sniniptraties is ...

... Intelligent wltl lin the ma rr. cetanc t ?? tone of thir bleawr no doubt observabled practised ears could detect sit a dlst the whig or tory jingle of Ztadl or Fevelim bell But a for the flock onleither sldebeing C PnAlte ato whose electoral mutton they would ...

... CONIDITION AND PROSPEOTS OF SECESSIOx. (From the Richmonrf Whig.) These are times to try men's souls. The conse- qhienca of a defensive policy, and of the folly of transferring th~e4 war to the valley of the Xississippi, where the enemgy have their best ...