... about the Liberal Party and the Whigs. gr. LEATHAM thinks that there is no cause for alarm in the present disorganisation of his party. It is simply one of those periodical phases in the voyage, during which the Whigs are usefully onployed in taking coal ...

... Radical pickets are always on the alert, alw'ays skirmishing at the outposts, always Scouring the country in advance. The solid. Whig battali s, he tells us, march behind the Radicals; an n the story of their united victories is to be ound the cause why in ...

... himself a Liberal, nobody tell what he means. The name is commonly he refuge of those persons who are uthamed to call themselves Whigs, and afraid to call themselves Radicals. We know !What these names mean, and what we may expect Tom those who bear them. But ...

... Sir Jose COWEN, the father of the present member, was the head of the poll with 7,057 votes. Next him came Mr. HEADLAN, a Whig, wi 6,674 votes, while the defeated candidal Mr. HAMOND, the Conservative, was a hopeless minority with 2,727 Notes. Yesterda ...