... fought his battle, and given him a ma- jority of about a hundred and twenty votes, solely for the purpose of bringing back the Whig governing families to place and power. Earl Russell, as a veteran reformer, has, perhaps, some claims to consideration, ...

... which I hey° devoted ev life. —G. Rossmi. • _ _ The truth is, the Irish Church dies hard. It is also discovered that the Whigs and Moderados have become alarmed when it is too late—alarmed as the party of resistease always has been, behind-hand and by ...

... cheapest eslimnej, an b odt. PAwIL Lock sttch Maohinca, and also for al kinds ci manufacturing pores, in great Variety. WAS r. t WhIg W d ~aglb 8 = 1 t bUS n-b7, U Lea den. ...

... Young under suchciroum. starncs was rt mirlkabe. At the last election, and up to a very short Urns sgo, the members of the Whig party were disgusted with ti'e treatment which 3Mr. Adeane had received at the hands of Mr. Young, and no one was ouora so ...

... people with as' little delay as possible. ?? With Mr. Gladstowe at the head of affairs, .surrournded by fresh men-(for the old Whigs will not do now)-a new and, we believe, most prosperous era will dawn on the .eupire. Mr. Gladstone finds himiself supported ...

... clique of the Reform Club, and the Whiggish saloons in Piccadilly. Mr. Gladstone is not to be Premier with the consent of the Whig aristocracy, hut we knew as much as that before; and Mr. Bright is to retain his great position as a tribune to the people ...

... keen fight; therefore it| has been a ioisy one, and remarkable for vio- lence and all the dark arts of electioneering. The Whigs, as well as the Tories, were agreed on one point-wide as they stood apart on the. ,church question. By com0non cobsent, the ...

... will of course communicate with the Bussells, the Groovenors, the Sunderlanus, Cavendishes, and other members of the great Whig families. Mr. Gladstone will be asked to aceept his old offle as Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Mr. Bright will be offered ...

... far for a certain section of his fo:mer supporters. The truth is, the Irish Church dies hard. It is also discovered that the Whigs and Moderados have become 'termed when it is too late—alarmed as the party of resistance always has b.:en, behind.hand aud ...

... for a certain section of his former supporters. I The truth is, the Irish Church dies hard. It is also dincovered that the Whigs and Jloderados have become alarmed when it is too late—alarmed as the party of resistance always has been, behind-hand and ...

... a member of Coegr o , during the Mexican war, died in Andover, his native town, on the 2d. He and Hon. R. C. were the only Whig representatives from Massachu g- 0 who voted for the appropriations necessary to earl the war. Chief Justice Richards has be ...

... Ministry. It cannot be denied that Mr Gladstone is not acceptable to the Whigs, who are still a power in the country; imbeal he is rather the: leader of the Radicals than the;,Whigs. Theutagain, many men who have been returned as Liberals under a pledge ...