... Grosyenajr address fhemselvesp But as the case stands, what the constituencies would prefer appears to be overruled by certain Whig influences of a peculiar character ; and these two vacillating politicians in the shell are paraded public meetings to balance ...

... office, and the question for the constituencies of the country was to say upon what terms the Palmerston administration or the Whig party should again come into power. (Hear, hear.) No doubt there had been lukewarmness throughout the country; but it did not ...

... of office, the question for the Administration or the Administration of ¢ party was to be alowed again te come into Par- he Whig liament, There of was, undoubtedly, @ great deal lukewarmness in reference to these questivns throughout the country ; but ...

... that the Americans could concentrate all their force and resources against Canada ; in fact it was the old argument of the Whigs against the Peninsular war. believed that the Americans were not likely to attack panada, for if they kept faith with their ...

... that the Americans could concentrate all their force and resources against Canada In fact, it was'the old argument of the Whigs against the Peninsular War. He believed that the Americans were not likely to-attaok Canada, for if 'they kept faith with their ...

... bas lowered itself in the estimation of every Conservative the country and if county families persist in playing into the of Whig candidates it is high time that aome Conservative body were formed in London who would down eligible gentleman do battle for ...

... that the Americans could concentrate all their force and resources against Canada; in fact, it was the old argument of the Whigs against the Peninsular war. He believed that the Americans were not likely to attack Canada ; for, if they kept faith with ...

... that the Americans could concentrate all their force and resources against Canada. In fact, it was the old argument of the Whigs against the Peninsular war. Ho believed that the Americans were not likely to attack Canada, for if they kept faith with their ...

... wood. Sherman's campaign. Sherman's position was still, involved in doubt, so far as the Federals were concerned. The Richmond Whig of the 8th says : Sherman is played out. If orrr readers do not hear of any good news from South Carolin; i, it is non sequitur ...

... politician, Mr. Humberston ***» offspring of division and coalition, division am °° g riei Liberals, and coalition between the Whigs and To For a long weary time the influence of Chester h& n U ia Parliament, Except is local question** «•** gf |h* Tory ha ...

... part. SanMaa’s OlvPAloir.—Sherman's position was still involved in doubt, far as tbe Federmls were concerned. The Richmond Whig the Btb says:—“Sherman is played out. If onr readers do not bear of any good news from South Carolina, it is non-uquitur that ...

... runs high, many things are said that sensible men would not notice. It has been said that the devil himself was the first Whig ; and this is very much the same style of thing. (Roars of laughter.)— Mr. Temple: Yes, my lord; and that he was kicked out ...