... such attempts in every case in which Parliament Las really enjoyed freedom of action. They have baffled the efforts of thie Whigs to extend the field of political job- bery and destroy one of the chief strongholds of municipal liberty by the absorption ...

... perishing of inanilion. Thle lherald save this elhe lieu proves that some of the constituencies are tired Of Whi~g dictation, and careless bow soon the Whig, oligarchy may fall. CABINET COUNCIL. London, Tuesday. The first Cabinet Council of the season was held ...

... Hope to join them, but he etre declined to compromise his independence even for pity his: political friends ; and as f or the Whigs, he held Ocall unnt them in unmitigated contempt and aversion. No funi obsequions whipper-in of the Treasury Bench da-rcl to ...

... which I ventured to maike in my last, in reference to the Coventry election, has been verified, and another stronghold of the Whigs has been wrested from them. Mr. Trehierne, the Con- servative candidate, has beaten the brother of your Chief Secretary by ...

... ce frigid and self-complacent statesman who bewilders Ig a Blairgowrie audience, but who can never be more se or less than a Whig, even when the policy, or iv, rather the pretension, of an entire life has to be aban- le doned. Listen to the solitary agitator ...

... Ehe -30re.5s. ? I, WHIG NEUTRALITY. (rLnOs rTE GLcoE.) TerE seizure of one of the vessels of war built by Mr. Lair], of Birkenhnead, will not surprise those who have been cognisant of what has been going on lately, and who have read attentively the speech ...

... practice is in England, when a puisne judge- ship becomes vacant, to offer it to some well-o: known lawyer, not because he is a Whig or a Tory, but because he is a lawyer; and the At- 1 ?? and Solicitor-General await the F falling in of a chief judgeship, ...