... in an opponent, we thank the , e fbriend for that candour and plain which of late years the Tory party are ?? re tban their Whig rivals. The *I Ged eral eel and Mr. Newdegate ?? vted by the avowed organs of sti Yr. Disraeli. until the very moment .ne had ...

... tories all cry, Rishard, you are trusted to vote for the tory.1 The whiga cry, 1Richard, you are trusted to vote for the whig. Whiclh of them has trusted him, or has anybody trusted him at ali? Ties whole is a foolery- a farce-an attempt to catch birds ...

... that gentlemen calling themselves Liberal-Conserva- tives do not entertain more progressive and enlight- ened views than the Whig hacks of the Reform Club. Mr. LFawcett, on the other hand, would to some extent have proven himself a worthy successor of Air ...

... affairs of politics to those of the Race Course. It was not bad, but he wrote smarter things when he ridiculed the Whigs in the New Whig Guide, half a century ago. A few other speeches have been made, but they do not deserve special note. What can be ...

... BRIGHTON. . -e ?? ?? A Liberal oinmmaltee havhng been appointed to doter- mine as to the selection of one amongst the several Whig candidates for succeeding Mr. Conlgham In the repre- mentatlon of the boroogh., a meeting of the electors was held on Bionday ...

... -I am, &c., April 5. E. THE BALANCE OF INDISCRETION. TO THE EDITOR OF TIE DAILY NEWS. SsI,-Some of the Premier's exquisite whig followers in Parliament were much shocked a mouth ago to see Mr. Stansfeld stand up like an Englishman and bear witness, as ...

... Confederate Secretary of State does not yet see the necessity, nor approve of the policy, of, arming the slaves. The Ricrhmond Whig opposes President Davis's proposition to emancipate the slaves after service. Butler, in a speech that he made at the Fifth ...

... pleasant than usua]. Mortar, cannon, and sharpshooting practice is con- tinned, but few men are injuted daily. The Richmond Whig say: General Sheridan with two Federal brigades, is moving towards Portsmouth. Some think they are going towards North Carolina; ...

... convict the Chartist prisoners of 1848 be otherwise than injurious to the character of the aristocracy in general, and the Whig section of it in partieular. Earl Russells triumph in 1848 over the working men of London and of England was achieved by calumnies ...

... the people most excited, and every one trembling for what the next hour may ?? Journaf. A special edition of the northcvn Whig says:- The riots this day were totally unparalleled in the dreadful ex- soosto which they reached. The whole town was almost ...

... the country, th T lead of a pailiamentatry , that Palnerstons defeat . ' . u11 ild in his being able to 5 *; :n t. True, the Whigs are They *T have abandoned . ; - th ned place and power, . -et'1 policy to work upon. .i . Lrintent, the reins of ;.J h'iads ...

... Government with security, and to carry out their principles efficiently. The country will get thoroughly and heartily sick of the Whigs, and then the great Conservative party will, doubtless, come to their relief. The inten- tion and prospects of parties may ...