... buck to the ephemeral administrations of Mr. Canning and Lord Coderich; and this, in order to show that, at this period, the Whig party, despairing of being able to shake the power of their Tory opponents, who owned most of the rotten boroughs, and were ...

... cathedral city of the west by the of one of ft chief digni taries with a he bride. groom is a dean ing to one of the famous Whig families which general] divide among themselves the of departments of Church‘and State, He has long been looking “at for a ...

... lAgosim worm ma be memos es Peery New le PORTLAND, II I X Mims. booleesi s sweep of misbM Sy el& Me Mesa ?met imam Ommis, MN of Whig mg Ilekeso le Limped lir Os Mesas Neememes sleepy Moos. le se • pelmtpil Mem le Oman sed lie 4 i Yin from Se to INN ficllres ...

... LORD PALMERSTON AND THE LIBERAL PARTY. Now that the Whigs and Radicals show symptoms of fairly falling out, honest men may expect to get their owm The truth is, the Radicals now begin to see that their work must be done over again. They struck their blow ...

... COPELAND. CHILD OF HALE. se orightelly prodeised wider Ile. Copeland's mausgentent, wee cut adeteed hes TR NSFORMATION I Bat, Whig It a gemenl that there be Ulla at the Amphi- Shemin, be las reoonstraeted the of the opening, is Ibis esable..l to meet the ...

... aLimbited, toplisso at Stockpot la hot the &- Mary B6ws, was M. Ms mincer pm week. tha nmsed Woad to permeate ilsa mseher the &Ms; Whig bee that the anent Any ems would The peeped scooped by the Assurance Sociftz e d Irma VIM time the moths Imams worm. e caned ...

... memories became dull and they had not the seiise to perceive that what is a good, serviceable, party cry to Whig opposition, is a great nuisance to Whig in office. Well, but when Lord Russell, in his phvee below the gangway on the Opposition side of the House ...

... Manchester connexion, whose efforts in his favour have been, thus far, successful,should have sufficient influence with tome future Whig Secretary to procure his complete liberation, and to place him in a position in which may commence ani ther courtship, and ...

... Tory colleague in the representation of Back- inghalshire, M1r. Harvey having been yester- day elected to succeed the late Whig repre- sentative, now Lord Chesham. The Liberal candidate, Dr. Lee, made fewv friends amongst the constituency in consequence ...

... posed he levied es tbr tessehip• ef es este of • is the pawl, fro Tbst he esst is the beast is to get the at ewe The kr let eet Whig eslisiest. • beigi to mete end repel to • psi is peeper Hawaii ..t be to raer the pounds. gloss With the siirreyor, sod see ...

... the Representation Bill as a sign of want of Parliamentary confidence in the Government. But Lord Derby had not learned the Whig knack of remaining in office on condition of doing nothing, and hence the Ministerial change from Tweedledum to Tweedledee ...

... Conserve* tive colleague iv the representation of Buckingham- shire, Mr. Harvey baring bean elected on Friday -to succeed tha late Whig repreeentative, now A*t»ru Cbesliam. The Liberal enndi date, Dr. Lea, made lew friends amongst the constituency in owaeequeneeor ...