... Surtees has replaced was a good whig. But his death evidently left the whig party in doubt as to the return of a man of the right colour as his successor. No time was lost. The dead whig was not buried when the living whig-ling was sent forth to crave the ...

... in the per- ?? of that-to them-sacred duty, the ebnsolidation. of the aristocratic whig party. Mr. Layard was, no doubt, a bitter pill to ?? He came from no ancient whig stock; he brought no family influences, that would Ub precious to the party, with ...

... restor- ing the vote if it had been carried, but the Government gained the day by one vote, and so the Whigs were run to a head. But, as we know the Whigs are not particular to a hair, theywould have acquiesced in the vote if it had been against them, and ...

... public, then will be the time to designate them. But, how, it may be asked, do we know that the next Reform Bill-be it from the Whig or Tory party -will bo a. bantling? The answer is, only from the nature, the habits, and the antecedents of the parents of ...

... of settlement which promises to preserve to King Christian every inch of territory left him by KingFrederick.-I san, &c., A WHIG. Ma^rch 1I. ...

... 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 ...

... enough to press him, or will Lord John Manners or Lord Robert Cecil do so, supposing the first-named wnallekus or hammer of the Whigs declines to hit the nail on the head on this occasion ? A fine opportunity presents itself for punishing that shabby party ...

... presence. During the past week, thirty-six wrecks were rst ported, making a total for the present year of 472. T The Northems Whig states tlrt Robert Thompson Quinton, a clerk in the Cookstownf branch of the Ulster Banking company, has absconded, takingwith ...

... patronage, the latter by actually appearing in full uniform at an electoral meeting, and waving his white hand- kerchief for the Whig candidate. It appears that Mr. Fi&1rXDw in his speeches to the electors at Devonport, had accused Sir B. WnxPx of having stopped ...

... in office. ElTor and wrong-doing are whatever helps Tories, Radicals, or any other faction than the now storile and effete Whig oligarchies and turn-coat Liberals, to a share of the State loaves and fishes. This is worse than the theory of the worldly ...

... Henry Keppel at thelse st elecdion, will off again be brought forward wi-th Sir James asaconservative vil nominee. As yet the whig-libal party have made no s saun but it is not believed that Seriesut Gaselee will be thi aojited by them. h MeR. SrE M.P.-We ...

... they have brutally invaded on pretences proved to be false, and over which they are exercising the rights Of conquest. If A Whig understands what the two German Powers mean by their adherence to the principle of the integrity of the Danish Monarchy ...