... y's repodiation of over affection for the present whig government, Mr Keown proceeds: h I cannot, my lord, concur in your lordship's assertion, that no one will suspect you of whig attachment or whig policy; tor many, I know, re. mark on your absence ...

... might be ex- plained thus, that the immediate followers of Sir R. Peel had gone over to the chief opposition benches, and the whigs as a body had taken up their posts on the govern- me it benches; but beyond that change the other sections of the house still ...

... subject of the desire which ithe Queen lied tostifind to Mir Blnwer, of choosiutg the Prices of Coburg as liar itsbnebd. ?? whig cabinet, since its' ace~essout to power, had already insinnaetd thtat it ta-as inl dlifferent tsiepreteniseons of a Prince ...

... Balti- more, which acrived at Liverpool, on Wednesday morn- ing, with advices frcm Philadelphia to the 18th, we learn t th the Whig Mass National Convention had met at Baltimore; the ;orth ,Amerieoa Massa onvention Was assebled at Sraur`tse rite1 ~21eIsb~icmn ...

... to state, that the sons and daughter of the King, with the exception, perhaps, of Lord Munster and Lady Sidney, are decided whigs. Lady Errol, Lord Falkland, Lady Mary Fox, Lady Keennedy Erslkcne, and Lords Frederick and Adolphus Frederick Fitz- clarence ...

... of tbe cpr('Iessictui) gsutlern.i! played, and othclrs, as enables us it state thiat thle account sa . ?? cw-rett. Blit ?? Whig prtends to a;hi ?? iamrapih, it s evidently the oubiecl ,f is -hilh has --aie-d 1 ftr even if th0- aecout ihad beeohi as ...

... since commereial treaties were an essential feature of Tory policy. Lord Bolingbroke in 1713 was defeated by Addison and the Whig party in an ] attempt to establish a liberal tariff between England and France. Then, advantageous terms might have been ob- ...

... president. General Cass was formerly United States minister of France. General Butler is in command of the army in Mexico The whigs are to hold their convention at Philadelphia' Mexican advices are more definite than usual. A quorum of members had been collected ...

... sufficient to carry it unmutila ed througs a committee composed not only of the avowed adversaries of the measure, but of luke-warm whig peers who! have given their vo es for the second reading, but who in their hears are opposed to it. The Debats, on the aontrary ...

... diversity of opinion pervades the communaity as to the !policy which will be pursued by rtce whig party. It is generally supposed that a po.Ttioc oft thle whigs will so far abacidotn their opposition to the adininistratiou as to enable it,with the support ...

... late Earl Greyand the late LordCanterbUry-Sir Robert Price, a whig was returnred member for the borough of Hereford,en thursday without opposition, in room of the late Mr G. 13. Clive, also a whig. -The bar of the Western Circuit hase come to a resolution ...

... party has thus achieved a victory over the whig party and Mr Clay; but no great change, it is considered, will be effected in public measures, as the senate, from its present con- stitution, being essentially whig. will oppose the an- nexation of Texas, ...