... retirement of Mr. Justice Ualiourton. There will be no opposition. Manchester.—The moderate party have nominated Admirai Denman, a Whig, who now in the Pacific. He is brother of Lord Denman and the Hon. George Denman, Te rton, a.id was an unsuccessful candidate ...

... think the surplus his own property, and that to ask for a slice is as great a crime as picking his pocket. It is a new idea-a Whig idea-of parliamentary government, that the Commons is to have nothing to do with financial arrange- ments and what taxes they ...

... the Whigs had been in ?? came next to reform. . At the last general elaction the words Palmeraton and reform were everywhere used. This wvas an instanco of the mesting of two extremes. It was Palmerston shaking hands with ?? and cheers )-The Whigs treated ...

... w have any recollection has so habitually toit£ ' turned his back upon himself, as our v S?- came in ti Tories early life-a Whig when outle. Badical soon it suited his meiul, i Baud latterly the most It, 0 Cabinet, he has indeed been, iv one Jeve l ' all ...

... Stoneman is said to have reached the Danville road on Tuesday, tearing up the track between Danville and Greensboro. The Richmond Whig states that an informal meeting had been held by the members of the Virginian Legislature who remained in Richmond, to consider ...

... attribute his apparent neglect of the younger Liberals mainly to this cause. He was virtually tho head of two parties, the Whigs and the Peelites, each containing many powerful candidates for his office, and was not altogether free to sot aside their claims ...

... country. I find from published statement that the Whigs, during the last five years, expended in excess of the former administration £25,155,590. That is a pretty sum I can tell ycu. (Cheers.) The Whigs receivedfor income-tax in excess of the late adm ...

... which the House was now asked to accept a final and satisfactory settlement, had not been derided as an antiquated and exploded Whig doctrine. (Loud cheers.) He protested against the statements that the working classes were degraded by their exclusion from ...

... state at large on the miooratic ticket.;' He canvassed a large portion of the ate; ting upon the stumip several of the leading Whig orators. In 1841 'he was elected to the State Senate. !1843 l 'was elected to' Congress, where, by successive l- #iectibns ...

... thrift and forethought were the test character and iotellegenoe (cries of 'i t Lord Chancellor, whig*jobbery.) What Lord Chancellor—(•'You vote for whig jobbery. cheers and groans.) The fact was the question never to a vote—(Ob, oh, unanimous against ...

... ) We have had for many years past Liberal leader, born and bred in the Tory camp, who, having spent middle life among the Whigs, seems in his riper age revert in heart to the fond recollections of political childhood (loud cheers.) But the ascendancy ...

... Derby on the one hand, and Mr. Gladstone the other. For, cordially as they dislike, and entirely as they distrust him, the Whigs can scarcely hope to keep Mr. Gladstone down many weeks after Liberal majority shall array itself at his back in tbe House ...