... that he is now canting about in search of sent. cannot be acceptable to the Conservatives, and is not tut adherent of t-'C Whigs. has kicked over the traces, refit-ed run wiih his prrty; and with all his ability favour with no section ili fe House, and ...

... cxpleio ' which it is at present Con p-nilteal principle the JSPBcrAiOR Whig, but with | more deeded tenJeocy lo.ratd* reforms home and exten-inu of orderly freedom abroad limn Hie old Whigs , were supposed )i«ve. Since it* rstaolisbmeDt, fiowcvcr, | in IS2H ...

... electors whom they court. They insinuate that those gentlemen arc Whig heart, but are sailing under Radical colours. This is phrase, which t« all that can said it. Does such a thing a-* Whig exist? Not whit more than dop.-Ta Tory. well to caution the electoral ...

... done something towards modifying these evils far ns London is concemcd, but that gentleman has looked at the matter through Whig official spectacles. want some large-hearted Statesmen not red-tape bound our W big placemen treat the matter broad, truly ...

... A jolly ' h»lh»U* was eoafldvu corj>g decnasse. uuuaal weighed eighty pound*. THE FLIGHT JEFFERSON DAVIS[Prom the Uichtnoad Whig, April 25-j Great curiosity uaioraliy felt North and *? le irn what has become of Jefforsao *vis, the front of the greatest ...

... became the law of the l, the Frenohisa question, no matter what or by whom introdacod, become the most Jjls«-ult deal with. The Whigs dread it equally with the Coosorvataves, and Ministry after Ministry out upon it. 2fovertboleB3, party will it altogether. ...

... declared himself a Liberal of some school. If did not belong the Wright section of advanced democracy, was a constitutional Whig, or a Liberal Conservative, and’whenever the subject of Reform was introduced, he could talk glibly and express himself extremely ...

... UTILISATION IRISH BOOS. may not be known that since the various companies that have been started for the purpose of util whig ii M peat wliich makes up the mass of the bogs of have failed, other attcmpU) been manic wlueb likely prove successful. About ...

... does not P-h gr.ia of popularity 1.-ud 1 , t. pound; but. not nter gr .-btical n'i ms, Ih. - one - ir hllle r nm- whiclu this Whig noblom should over I’remicr, will very, very awkw iiM. i. talks that ono cm hoar him. pr.*sent this of no vory great i, I,' ...

... the South, which, from over-keeping and the long journey, have * dceompoml, and are utterly unfit for human food.—‘ Northern Whig. A 1 - [ From as Anonymous Couuf.si'omjlnt. ] When they me. Uric Annie, Ycsierilav, Hat thou wen .•!, were the ti lins-s I ...

... opposition. In December, sj j, when the repeal lh. Laws came imavoidahle, Sir R. Peel resigned and Lord John Jiu.«H dl imd- form Whig Govormnf nt, which Lord w.is his -rm post. Lord job if Lord Palmerston held the Foreign Portfolio ; and attempt consequently ...

... Palmer- Hlon was so thoroughly opjwscd. On the oile r hand, j,--[v j. t-inl’i'l- et that now that the great bulwark of live Whig administration is down, Hie Tories will ra-'n the attack, and the coming year will see some the Bevciest party fights on record ...