... that:—Lord Derby is said to be not d tsinclined to abdicate in favour of his more in. dustrious son; and the more Conservative Whigs wish to gout may. him in this purpose; for even though ted to act. under Lord Stanley believe thal his oon tpancy of the Treasury ...

... with confidence that Mr. Disraeli will bring in a Reform Bill of a very liberal character indeed—such a one, they say, as no Whig Government would venture to introduce. It is to be hoped that this may be so; and, if such a bill should be brought in, it ...

... Ardroeson, 94/i Noma^ at eleven &emir.. APPLICATION FOR riNNIO NOTOIUM. • Matthew Braid, lately jollier. Kihyth, aftsrerendb wr. 'Whig in Glaagow, sad presently primmer in Air Midi Yrisoa there. ENGLISH BANKRUPTS. (hum Lowdon Onsente e/ Yeetersisigsg W. Cote* ...

... Union, itheilkid, is foreman to recent matinee, and nays the natural elfeet of Ws letter will be to °mann the etieritios that a Whig member of the ilaw•Grinden' Union heads kiillig • murder—or, at wont, to be suunlee antler eztosiailing circumstances, wilco ...

... With reference to the alleged appointment of Mr. Manway to the Consulate at Dunkirk, the Flaseur of Abe Oar says — The Whigs:mit being in power new. perhaps the Monday GozAlle is net se well informed as it was. I don't know what • lunch eireumstanoe' ...

... tonOdered • beauty. They w 'dilations of menrnileia else, itial ft took theist WO or twelve years to grow aullifieut War to Whig them to nrilleGiOlL Ax XXCIAN GC.- Tiro me. in It !parlor's shop is Baltimore the other day bung tta their e .,-n the trasorlid ...

... decorated their banners with poetical quotations, others kept to such matter-of-fact statements as ‘* We have been gammoned by the Whigs for thirty-four years, ‘* Taxa- tion without representation is unjust,” &c. Shortly after one o'clock, the procession, which ...

... politics heed real connection with of those branches tration which have no ‘ories are in. tics, which Let Ee ‘heads of whether Whigs or those departments be great officers of State, with large salaries and high posi- to attend and explain their conduct in ...

... knocked into him by contact with the world. The fact is, sectarian bitterness is so strong in Edinburgh —we are all so very much Whig or Radical, Established Church, Free, or Vol un tary, as the case may be, that few of us indeed know how to conduct ourselves ...

... but I attribute the lamentable ()audition is which le e are to twenty bed years—l mean the twenty y ear , , 4 almost unbroken Whig rule. The net of he spe e d, did not belie this begianiag, ae be sucaseded la ignoring every measure introduced to Parlim ...

... Moo torttmisot.two. Louisa. doogbior Joinopm bastes?sotto% lar boon,. Aranails. a• Ousibeini•tes.t. Dth law in JUN@ ergots. Whigs rm. Omsk S. N. Kui pumerg domillw el as lots Mr chamois Ottani. • oat Unottodsost, iiiabwask ilak eras y •• Moo D D. JANOS ...