... which the writer says: The br I Whsigs carry all before them, aud hew far they will Yt pursue their victory wv mnoderate Whigs caunot tell. h ie I have not yet observed tie 'lTory noses. Their ainm- i;s ber is not to be learned by telling of noses, for ...

... scale. Here wag an election on grand dani ?? lines ; the Heir Apparent was charged with 1 TI rd actively casivassiug for the Whig chief, and the Stan Is- members of his household were prominently in EF .ot engaged. The ICing and Court- were alrrayedloni ...

... faults. But his strong suit was Ire- lo- land, which has never been better administered, iid before or since, than when the Whigs were not nld too proud to consult O'CON-NELL. The intel. his lectual party arc much perplexed over the rc- Liberal victory ...

... last he ' gave up the game. lie repeatedly said that 110 nothing but a vote of no confidence should turn :r. hinm out. The Whigs would not oblige him, 11- and he had to go nevertheless. But even PR&n as in all his glory never ventured upon the .O~preposterous ...

... Rleslz. - applied to electioneering oratory, it only shows Christ how completely cut off from the world are 0amb t the few Whigs left among us. It might have Divini c been thought that even an Edinburgh ?? from N would have heard of heckling, a customl ...

... MELBOURNE, could not have ]rln beaten Sir ROBET PEEL. The Tories, rein- shol forced by those recalcitrant and reactionary Of 'Whigs from whom the Duke of DEVON- as ?? and most of his Caive politically and descend, at once pounced upon this element is in the ...