... The requisition to the Whig captain, we k:iovv, was signed by a lo-rge el: ii eri 'f ?? .5. Still, it was ascettailled that hero an'11d Lhicre there wero some Romain CeLtholhic clergvuut ., |el the old school xvho thoughllt tho Whigs dlid Erie if anythillg ...

... adroit re-distribution of seats was to have left w the Whigs pretty mach in their old position. j - Thenceforth the only combination of parties A F possible in Downing Street would have been a 5 Whig-Radical combination; and, failing a Re- o form Bill of ...

... candidates-Mr. Fenwiclr, Whig; Mr. Hartley, Con- servative; and Mr. Candlish, Rndical. ?? 1kw anid Mi-.. Candli-sh mad', an arr-angcneret to i',;ri fbi-cos aeainqt the C'onserlvati~ hut t Dly-copact (as is -a 1kgcdi wis b)Johe,' 1W Ttc' Whig, wvho. inetcW1of ...

... are informedl that MIaior flenwson has been appoi-±cd Military u '1;lit of Wiundsor, a-ice Major St. Jeon, deceased. T'he Whigs of the Brecon borough will we believe, sop- port Mir. GUwym, the Conservative candidate, so that a gaism from ai Arduilamiite ...

... what will henceforth be known as the Whig system of governing this country was inaugu- rated, and we trust we may now have reason to l congratulate ourselves that it will henceforth be abandoned for evermore. The Whig system .was constructed upon very simple ...

... Palmoral on Alondy afternoon, and on Tuesday afternoon will give an audience to her Ministers. The report gains ground that the Whigs, true to the instincts by which they adhere to power, have already seen a path to temporary safety. They have, it is true, ...

... majrity, 7 which was represented a week ago to be Smething r abnt thirty, is now ?? at ' ten, or o ssibly eigbt. The bsck Whigs of the Irish party are savece that Lord Dankellio, Mr. Gregoru, Mr. M.Kenra, Mr. P;m, Sir George Bowyer, .nd one or two others ...

... but wea3 1 Mr. Adolphus William Young, returned at the last general election for the Cornish borough of Helston, on sound Whig principles, and as a general sup- porter of the policy of Lord Palmerston, gracefully retired from the representation of ...

... in connection with the subject of Irish nrliver- sity education. As a arand culmination of Whig policy in Ireland tbc Fecien p1t ,t*ill be memorable. The Whigs broolltd over i, in Tic ezg; they warmed it into heing; they ta'cbed the dsanger, andsp- pointed ...

... tests. Let any one who holds a different opinion cast his memory back over the fourteen years since 1352), and tell us when the Whig-Radicals went out of the ranks of their own supporters to give away any of the innumerable good things of which they had the ...

... man. So far as matters have as yet proceeded, it must be admitted that the prospect is not encouraging. The place-bunting Whigs who blustered so loudly on the hustiuos last July about the necessity of extending the suffrage have rotreatad at the spectre ...

... without, however, voaching for ' t ! In ! If trre. it will be a sufficient clie to t - 'e lituic assumed by certain great 'Whig ?? i referenlce to Reform. As the story rnms. - ' sof \cst'minster coimtunicated to Earl :. i t.-; aiter the deatlh of Lord ...