... satisfaction, as showing that the Cabinet of the Earl of Derby hls not adopted the narrow anrl exclutiie policy u Ihichl tile Whigs d.iared it would do; but that, on 'the Conltrary, it intends to base its govermnent epos| i broad and tolerant grounds. Mr ...

... have the honor of representing Ga]way in Pariament was nominatted to-day. It conaiet3 of Mr. Robert Hanbury (Whig), Mr. Lawrence Oliphant (Whig), Mr. Pow6ll (Jon8srvative), Mr. Reginald York, (Conservativ), end Mr. Vivian (Whip). As the complexion of election ...

... Grosvenor's opposition was first announced, is now again radiant with smiles, and talks of a majority of from 30 to 35. The Irish Whigs-persons of the Esmonde, O'Reilly, and Stickpoole type-held a little canuns of their own Iyesterday morning at the Reform Club ...

... aspire to succeed Mr. George ? To be sure, he is a Whig; but, then, the Roman Catholic bishops have fallen in love with the Whigs, and the priests actually adore them. Vly not? It is from the Whigs they get all their concessions. Why not? No Conservative ...

... occupied by ir. - Brewster. it is simply an impertinence to sug- gest that a gentleman who has for twenty years I served cltle+ Whig- Radical partyshouldli conic tO the& I Conservatives for his reward. It would be the case of the Jew of Venice once more. ar ...

... clearly proved that a Whig ran never get in for this countvy again. (Cheers, and cries of Nover.) This ele- tion has sounded the death-knell of Whiciserv hi the county-(cheers)-and we need only iefer to the poll-beoks to prove that a Whig cean never be elected ...

... eWtensive, if not frods- mental, re-constitation os the Government. The elimination of two such cure Whigs weold dissolve the allegiance of the Whig party to the remaining portion of the Cabiret, end the protability is that * succession of wveak Govern~ents ...

... fore he sat down he wished to say a word to the old Constitutional Whigs, many of whom occupied seats luon the benches opposite. He wished to say a word to the scions of the proud Whig aristocracy, I many of whom he saw before him. Contrarv to their i ...

... Whips and the Irish Whig-Liberals will allow them to try. (Ream) I I think it is our boulildleln duty to give them this trial. I, for one, will not be found more ready in supporting a Conservative Government than T have been to a Whig Government-(cheers)- ...

... into Radicalism. Lord Palmerston Las been well described as the Conservative leader of a Whig Cabinet. Lord Russell may be de- scribed just as truthfully as the Whig leader of a Radical Cabinet. There is, however, this broad ?? Palmerston did, in point ...

... much interest. The trial has not yet terminated. Tnz inventive genius of a Whig may be trusted to any extent when the object to be achieved is to retain the sweets of office. At Whig without patronage and pay would be a fish out of water. He seems to think ...

... Constitutional Whig party, with a view of forming a Government in co-operation with them. No authentic lis's of a new Cabinet can be expected before tite beuzilnll'll of next week. Until the result of his collimumticatitou Ivith the Whigs is decisively ...