... Antrobm, tb • member of the -Carlton, voted with Palmerston upon the Denial question. Mr. Haney is returned for a Whig borough, through Whig influence, Mr. Pritchard. calling himself 5 Liberal Consuresiive, in not • memb:r of a Coosenative club, and vied ...

... Their repetation wee involved there was no kelp for the eiewnte started for Louisiana with his mind thoroughly mole up to Whig the affair to a defkitecon• elusion this time. The sensations of the American on seeing him were the reverse of agreeable. ...

... if not the dictation, of Mr. Bright. The grouping will generally if not always put an end to dictation on the part of the Whig magnates, but these groups will not always have community of interest, without which there can be no real representation. ...

... slow ; they atobible wbo no fast. POSIT ON OF THE OOVERNMENT. COSTeART to general expection, but quite in accordance with Whig proclivities, Earl Rt and his c still hold on to the reins of oMee. notwitlistan ling the virtnal &feat sus• tinned by then ...

... herself on having net l.e,ne in order. LA this be none now. awl the day limy be war when land wiil kuow no diffaeacie between Whig and Tor, Liberal and Conservative, and altogether nit watchwords. Tee Berlin cornpendent the Tilsl,l, writing May 6th, ioap ...

... with him, it having been left in the cost of which he wan divested daring . struggle with Warner. With the hope, probably, of Whig able to reach Dablie afar fulfilling the objea of • miseion, he took the precaution of supplying =ma& .4th • ritenn teuket ...