... ty. From March, 1838, to March, 1839, Grjeley edited the Jeffersonian, a weekly paper poelished under the direction of the Whig Central Com- mittee. Greeley espoused the cause of General Harrison, and advocatsd his election to the Presidency in the columns ...

... this: Ar the Whigs prepaed to accept the ?? of the Radicals, or will theyprafer ?? the Churthatbepo ot Liberal chim and their own ejeotl fom o Edinbfrgh Review is to beonslderedasanyci, then it i the Ch h that will hve to go. The, Whig Quarterly intimates ...

... the Tories, who else could it be but the Whigs or Liberals; in fact, just the same sort of people who soon afterwards passed the Test and Corporation Acts, and surely we all know that they were passed by the Whigs or Liberals of those days. So much for ...

... A REMARKABLE REUNION. I The Bangor ?? Whig, of the 12th ult., gives an account of a remarkable family gathering which has just taken place at Hampden ?? The late Benjamin Swett, of Haampden, was the father of thirteen children, sevn-g Bons and six daughters ...

... pur- pose whatsoever: no sacrifice at all, unless it be one to the demons of ignorance, cupidity, or mismanagement. Tue stout Whig undergraduate understood better the meaning of such words, who, when asked, In what sense mi'ght Charles I. be said to be ...

... free action with regard to their religion, or the edu- cation of their children, then they cared not whether they voted with Whigs, Tories, or Radicals ; but they rose as one man to resist agression, and that was their duty and the real secret, unintelligible ...

... some legislatures as light is to dark- ness; and, with all their faults, we would not exchange out own Parliament men, whether Whig, Radical, or Tory, for those of any other nation, or number of nations, which can be men- tioned. ...

... own followers ? (Hear, hear.) What was done then would have to be done again. (Hear, hear.) What sympathy was there between a Whig Duke or a Liberal 'millionaire and Mr. Anberon Herbert, or Sir Charles Dilke, when they were told that the great Liberal ...

... myself a sufferer, and I hope that it will be with us a watchword at another ele- tion to say to candidates, not, Are you Whig or are you Tory ? but, Are you a maintainer of the present Game Laws or are you not ? The last intimation should be remembered ...

... a-crc long the agents of the W'ig party at tise old elections in Preston. So prominently identified was his family with the Whig party that they avers never admitted in the corporation under the old Ire/issc. At the first election under the Mu- usicipal ...

... duty accordingly. IelS time ago the great Tory party made a desperate tY in the dark, with the avowed purpose of dishg5pj Whigs. It would be for the Liberals to sayvhO. they would reneat the mancuevre, in order to win W praise of enfraiehising women ...

... prisoner was committed to gaol for three months. I Mn. GLADSTONE AND GBiEENWICa.-The Lon- (10n correspondent of the Norik'ras Whig says:- The rumour that Mr. Gladstone is not likely to seek re-election at Greenwich is probably correct. It must be borne ...