... y-price. The E whig Premier is the spirited diplomatic asserter of British frights and of Euglish principles. The tories are sinkinginto l a subserviency toforeignabaolntim in itsmostodiousshapes. The whigs are becomuingin the old whig sense, safeand ...

... political droles will feel that the time is S coning when an advance should be made beyond the position 1nos'occupiedbyold Whigs Red Palmorstonian Radicals. l1 I;ut what is to be aid when the gentlernau put forward to J ?? the late representative of Coventry ...

... James Hudson's connexion with Italy, and whose services to Italian unity asd independence are before the world.-I am, ft, A WHIG. October 24. _ _ _ Txu ru ix HoznAwN.-The finance minister ad bk e ( es p tho most db&wammus hNUtU forawliuuo $ Bleondia will ...

... I SPEECH OF JEFFERSON DA VIS TO THE LEGISLATURE OF MISSISSIPPI. The Richmon7d Whig of January 5 gives the following report of a speech delivered by Jefferson Davis on the 26th of December to the Ieislature of Mississippi, which it takes from a local paper ...

... them was wealth. 1 They were firmly fixed in office. As the satirist then i Nought's coestant In the hunian race, Except the whigs not getting into place. As was the pleasant habit of that time, the govezmothe picked out M~r. Copley, A clever young l'swyer ...

... house for Thetford from 1834 to Septem. ber, 1844. While in the popular branch of the legislature heinvariably sided with the whig party. By his death the Earl of Euston, M.P. for Thetford, inherits the family hosourms The present duke was born August 4 ...

... capable of vast labour. ;ID ppeala1 es he rendered most valuable services, and was certainly the most formidable enemy the Whigs bad in the Lord' H1ouse-not even except. ing hi fried Broughmn. The two together were overwhelming. M)a the dissolution of ...

... Mr. Pryroe, adt acted as revising barister on several occasions and in various districts. In polities the late doctor wax a Whig, and took an aetive pat in the agitation for the I.. form Bill. Most punctual in the discharge of the duties of I his office ...

... appeired from most of the speeches which had been reetly deli- vee at such meetings a that, that it was difficult to may what was whig and what was tory. In fact, nobody semed to be able to make out the difference between the two; for the last two or three yea ...

... J B. Potter, brother of the late Sir John Potter, M.P. for the borough. REUrBENTATION OF LIs8sueN. -The Belfast Norlherhr Whig of Thursday announces that Mr. Richard son, M.P. for Lisburn, is about to resign his seat is parlia ment in consequence of ...

... 0a tory party was extinct. Well, if the tory party h woe extinct, what were they to asay of the whigs i ?? puce, but not simple. (Laughter.) Few whigs t were to 'be found. If there were any they wandered at like that bird of which he believed there ...

... public loss. Literary gentlemen of the Whig persuasion assure us that the death at eighty of a gentleman who wan a Radical in 1818, and a fanatical Conservative convert in 1863, who in 1831 carried the bag for the Whigs, and as Patronage Secretary and House ...