... House of Commons. He has just lost the borough of Andover, and he will probably lose the County of Buckingham. At Andover the Whigs put up Mr. Hawkshaw, the engineer, and a member of the Reform Club, who promised to make the political school of which Earl ...

... E;Im prefi THlE CONSEREVATIVTE PARTY. (FROM Trie MORNING IERALD.) THiE Whig Press is excessively wieoth with those Conservative members who refuse to reciprocate the compliments which Lord Russell the other day heaped on Lord Derby. That nobleman is supposed ...

... The admirable father of the nominee who opposed Colonel Vyse held for eight or nine years the office of whipper-in for the Whigs. Dur- ing that time he enjoyed enormous patronage, and a salary of £2,000 a-year. WhLcn he had put in a few years of official ...

... lfsappoidtmcit and re Yret. No intelligent person familiar Wita modern history and cognisant of the miserable spectaclo which Whig statesmen have presented at former Congresses could expect any go00d result from a meeting of diplo- matists all instruictedt ...

... influential members of the opposition party made it a $!ecqplw iioit that he should not take any part in the centest; and several Whig votes were recorded fer the Radical candidates which would have been lost to them had Mr. flea been one of the generals in ...

... re land ! A great work, truly; but if the tree be judged by its fruits, a dolorous performance, per- r- haps, for the great Whig families who monopolise political power in this country. Should a jury in ae Testminster Hall decide that Earl Russell has ...

... propose to remedy them ? Not, we may be sure, in the mauner of Me. Beinal Osborne, or Mr. Dillvyn, or Earl Russell, or of the Whig- RaLdical enemies of the Establshmleut. He wvould repair thie She.,cli without shaking its foundation. He call restore without ...

... misfortunes, would be to repeat a thrice-told tale. They hlave rung through the land, evoking only one echo; and the news- papers-Whig, and Tory, and Radical-with fatal unanimity, have condemned the noble meddler, whlio fancies that the affairs of the world ...

... pledge v himself to in order to save Europe front the irritation which this miserable question will create, if any temporising Whig expedients are ti resorted to br the Government. WAe owe it to b the father of the Princess of Wales to tell him that we will ...

... to be worth nearly two millions sterling. TLe Royal Imperial Privileged Union Bank of Austria, of which Lord Fermoy. the Whig member for Marylebone, is chairman, has suddenlycollapsed. as I predicted it ;ould, and is now in course of wiind- iug up. ...

... is now tve order of the day. The French Republic one a ?? is recognised by Lord Palmerston in ferrr3aid-twvnty hours. The Whigs throw up their hats for -Liberty, Etniality, and Fraternity, be- fore poor old Louis Philippe has found a refuge on the shores ...