... late Postmaster-General seemed to have done nothing but distribute the patronage of his office. The department, when under Whig administration, is notoriously starved through the parsimony of those who control its machinery. The sole object which they ...

... said to be com- € exception of a few of the subordinate > lor wh; ‘Ch provision will be made in a day or two. to Rep Crate Whigs” and the Adullamites have declined hay, Qder Lord D erby, and it is just as well that they © 8 The experience of the past shows ...

... declined to hold office attain but because the Queen is desirous, and Lord Derby sees the advantage of drawing the Conservative Whigs or Adullamites, for they are synonymous terms, Into closer alliance with him, by giving some of them seats iu the Cabinet. ...

... measures ; the result, we confidently believe, will be the production of a Reform Bill which will receir , the support of the old Whigs, the young Liberals, or Palmeratonians, or Adullamites, and will be passed to the satisfaction of the country. But should the ...

... oer ,r,dulgencri, unue exertion. Or other causes, thee. ti v ne regulating Pil d ls will soon rectify the evil, and speedily Whig back energy. strength, and cheeriulnenui to the frame bent previously all was as.itude, gloom. and dejection. LOW SPIRITS. ...

... would bit ma some back to Ida that I would prove by • life of am• deviatiog devotion bow truly and damply I bin. I sant the Whig; hat no answer gams bask Whoa the drat row winter lay upon the ground, ea old sequalatasespamad our door, from whom I learned ...

... process of re-election. It is understood that Lord Derby will be Premier, and that be is trying to induce the more Conservative Whigs to coalesce with his followers —an effort hitherto attendal with very little success. Until it has succeeded or failed nothing ...

... death of the Earl of Gainsbaveth the Government loses an adherent in the House of Lords. The assessed earl was a consistent Whig or Liberal : his suommor, although a Roman Catholic, some years ago identified himself with the Conservative party. THE Royal ...

... Commons. In fact it is the old Tory Cabinet of 1859, with a alight change of places. There is to be no coskii4ion with the Whigs, no adhesions from the Cave of Adallam, no infusion of new blood by the admission of the representatives of young Conservatism ...

... be guranteed and respected. The last serious attempts that were mane to suppress popular assemblages were those under the Whigs against the Chartists, and those under Sir Robert Feel against Daniel O’Connell,• but but the legal authorities decided against ...

... at last suooeeded in patching up an administration with which to tide over the winter. His overtures to some members of the Whig party and of the late Government were rejected with soorn ; his coquettiogs with the Adullamitea were fruitless—having sold ...

... eminent man, who died on the sixteenth of June, at the age of 81, was Colonel William Winston Seaton. of Washington, a prominent Whig, and always antagonistic to General Casa Colonel Seaton belonged to the famous firm of Gates and Seaton, who established the ...