... a resolute bid for office, and they may really go further than their friends and the Adullamiteo, together with the old Whigs, would like. Still, humiliating as is their position, and thoroughly inconsistent with anything like political conscientiousness ...

... discrimination shown in exercising it. If a man is willing to do the t dirty work of a candidate, whether the latter be a :Whig or a Tory; that Is no reason why he should be held up as a model of public virtue and morality. L et the candidate pay him ...

... utters. I look upon him as a most ignorant, unfortunate man, The reverend gentleman further said if he wished to give the Whig party oup telling proof of their Incompetence, he would say, YIou are green enough to listen to John Bright.2' A Bolton gentleman ...

... were preparing for cc the brows of their opponents and crowned m themselves with them ; they have, in fact, it dished the Whigs, and that is a feat which tl entitles them to the gratitude of their followers. w There is, indeed, a little cloud to obscure ...

... army as brethren. The nation is not, however, deceived. If Lord DERBY has succeeded, to use his own words, in dishing the Whigs, and Mr. DISRAELI has been successful in overturning the monopoly of Liberalism, they have not yet uprooted the political ...

... regula- tion of the royal parks has gone from bad to worse. In an evil hour the goverunent of Earl RUSSEaL with one of the old Whigs as Home Secretary, first began to interfere, or to display the semblance of interference, with the public usage of Hyde Park ...

... it out, we can now honestly afford to leave it. The last candidate is, so far as political titles now have any maeaniug, a Whig. Mr. Mi'rontiari HuaYi~ owaij,i forward at E r I bI I 1: k I 3 I I r t I I L L II I I I I I Ii i the request of nobody in ...

... helped to reject a very mode- rate measure of Reform because Mr. BRIGHr readily accepted it. He had given his advice to the Whig Premier, and the Conservatives showed their hatred of both by trampling under foot a project approved by Earl RU SSELL and ...

... secured deserters from the Liberal ranks. With the attraction of a settled and apparently Liberal prin- ciple he has won both Whigs and TorIes to his standard, and if no unforeseen accident should mar his triumph Lord DERBY and he will give their names to ...

... himself right on the Eastern question, we could have no wish to change him for any of the old race of diplomatic and traditional Whigs. TVn JoAnArsa PsosEcUTIONS. -We owe it to the much-abused Jamaica Committee that we are now In possession of a complete exposition ...

... which all our statesmen had hitherto avoided as the pestilence, Lord DrRBY's blue blood cabinet had resolved to dish the Whigs by calling in the aid of these redoubtable coadjutors. Reformers have not been slow in seizing upon this astounding declaration ...

... Chuich for obvious reasons, and hi', plan,' there. fore; took the turn of endowing the 'Rclnish Church in Ireland. It is a Whig cee,,extendingee backnn for many years in its' history, and reived, from tim e totime i There wasT n othing novelin it,' and ...