... so diversified a district. But this was varied enough for the purpose which it was designed to serve. Earls and Commoners; Whigs, Tories and Radicals; manufacturers, merchants, tradesmen, and landowners, apparently forgot any petty differences which in ...

... equally disregarded, constituted the cry it ly wherewith the Liberals hunted Lord DERBY from n ..office. Well may the N\Whigs, as did Mr. FORSTER, al M.P., at Bradford the other day, begin to confess that C they look [upon tire Chinese policy of the ...

... Commuoons ; that sometef he moves a reduction without geing a ?? 0 divides with a bare ten against some hundreils yet, say whigs and tories alike, there is no nee4ds reform. refora A NORTHERN LIGHT. At the risk of being accused of Southern preeh ties, ...

... legal offices incon- nexion with the Crown, to the detriinent.9f other afeutbers- .of thbe r b 'It vras not 'the;'6pinticeeof a Whig: Gvc r-t' ment only or a Conservative Government onlyi-both did ''it -when they had the chance. ;The rank of Queen's .'counsel ...

... proper punishment, that Earl Russell was, in urging a settlement on the basis he suggested, their best friend.-I am, &c., A WHIG. Dec. 6. Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian is at the pre- sent moment living quietly vith the archduchess in the island of Lacroina ...

... of difference between Whigs and Tories. Bothparties have formally committed themselves to reforms in Church and State, and both have violated their pledges in the most shamele ss manner. But there is this in favour of the Whigs -that their political ...

... manifestations of the altered state - of the public mind that could be given in these days G- of pretended Liberalism. The Whig-Radicals had a good candidate in the person of Captain AANGLES, a m- gentleman of great local influence in his own right, nd ...

... stagaant, sluggish, with a popu- lation of about 4,000, with less than 350 electors, swayed alternately by the infldence of a Whig Duke and by the potent chasuss of the money bag~s of the first China merchant who happens to be ambitious of a seat in Parliament ...

... Kongand Labua.' ENGLAND AND DENMARK. TO THE EDITOR OF TEE DAILY NEWS. Siu,-I believe it is the fact that until the letter of A Whig appeared in the Daily News of yesterday Earl Russell's recent despatches to Copen- hagen had not a single apologist in the ...

... ask A Whig to consult Danish vsources, but I will refer him to the two principal t German maps that have been published to illustrate the nationality of Sleswig, and of which copies were appended to the Blue-book published last year. - A Whig will ...

... EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIB,-Your correspondent, An Englishman, misrepresents, or misapprebends, my argument, and Another Whig refuses to recognise facts which are obvious to all candid observers of the question of the Danish Duchies. I did not say ...

... the inde- pendence of the papacy. The only persons who have de- nied or doubted this have been the catholic whig liberl and the catholic whig liberal newspapers. No poperymen and orangemen complain that the 'conservative leaders, whose eyes nothing will ...