... the c reins of Government are held by Whigs or b Tories. There is no disputing either of these c facts. The truth is, and we have not besi-. tated during a long period to hold and pro- f claim it, that the terms Whigs and Conservatives a are synonymous; ...

... returned. I see that e you, in your paper of Tuesday last, attribute the . defeat of the Whig candidate to the conviction which the Coventry Liberals feel that the 1- Whigs have played out their game, and have de- ceived their friends and the nation long enough ...

... conll g .h-: Whigs out of office for a season. It is s l on an American prairie, of an August niZ :. full moon, you can hear the corn grow, are Nature's processes out there [- e Philips] ; and I am quite sure that if m* transplant the Whigs to the left ...

... Barbourr, Esq. of Hilden ; Thomas Bateson, of Belvair; and Captain Ward are named as the candidated likely to come forwvard. The Whig believes M1r Barbour to be a Liberal, smpd says Mr Bateson and Captain Ward are both Conserva- tives. The Rev. Dr Campbell ...

... rembra of the Liberal party in Edin- burgh, we have no hesitation in predicting that it will prove an utter failure. The old Whig party, though to some it still presents itself as formidable, is a mere bugbear. For the past two years it has not dared to ...

... Deriug, whoa in 1857 called himself a Liberal Conservative, is not a very zealous Whig now. Thle Conlservatives have gained Southamp- ton (luring the vacaltionI, and the Whigs have gained East Kvent. Thle rela tive positions of the two parties is just as ...

... advanced Liberal Ifparty. So the whole cause was turned to ridicule; e and the people came to suppose it must be ridiculous. Whig and Tory organs alike joined in the cry ; it was against the interests of both that a third party should arise in the state ...

... THE, FUTURE OF IRISH FLAX MANU- FACTURE. (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG.) Clothing must be had ; and, if snpplies of raw material be forthcoming, the progress of the linen manufacture must advance with the greatest rapi- dity. In making preparation for the enlarged ...

... CONFEDERATE SUCCESSES. (FROM THEZ NORTHIERN WHIG.) The Daily Niews notices the publication by Messrs Bacon & Co., of Paternoster Row, of what they style 'A Federal Progress Map of America '-that is to say, a political and military map, coloured so as ...

... STATE, OF. THE CROPS IN THE: NORTH OF IRELAND . . : ' Since our last report, says the Noroitkherna Whig, there has been a great deal of unfdvoiirable w'ea ther, by which harvest operations have been very seriously impeded. This.Weekhil been esi'scially ...

... STATE OF't[HET CAOPS AND WEATHER IN THE N6RT.OF I-RELAND. The weathes, says the Northern Whig, in: this part of Ireland continues very warm and dry, with a general, fall of temnperature 'at night. Wednesday was St Swithin's Day, and, having passed over ...

... I cannot help fancying that if the Whigs should let' this seat go without a contest, it is because they know that a dissolution must take place next year; for a county seat is at: all times highly prized by the Whigs, and I scarcely think that they would ...