... publish them. We sll, lsowever mention a statement which has reached us as a pendant to the fact-a most untoward one for a whig government -which we have just recorded. We have been inform ed that between Lord Clarendon and the noble lord at the head ...

... the Mexican treaty by the Mexican congress, by 23 to 5, and the commencement of the de- parture of the American l-ilops. The Whig National invention had nominatad lien. Taylor for president; he had 171 votes; Gen. Octt 63; Mr Clay 32; Mr Webster 14. Mr ...

... Palmerston, in the highest quarters there, as wail as in ali the diplomatic and political circles. This warn re- ception given to a whig, and to one, too, whom it was as- serted by his political optonents that a personal objec- tion was entertained against by ...

... hazards, to advocate them. Mr O'Connor then attacked every system of policy purs/ed by re-- spective statesmen, especially whig statesmen, t rom the time of Fox to those of Lord John Russell, decrying the whole as a mockery and delusion; because. from ...

... t their;:petitions, by .an order -which had been s'ffered to vemain on' the - books for v13 years-t ohe -disgrace of both' Whig and ?? governivaeuts. 'lAny recommended -the ; eading of- aa address to the.9seen, praying her to dis- mi..xss the iuaitser ...

... Bayley; J. Baiey. Sunderlan. , John ?? - Co., Chemists ; J. Ritesn H& son;y JTyom, ?? Street; . B. HaRLVon, Chemist'W.o J. yt, WHig Street Aslin & Co. Mlonkwearmnuth D YounI Clleal'st Bishopiwearnaouth: R. fHeming, 127, lHigh.Stre t; Wlla~9rd Hooper, 41, ...

... Advocate being drunk, his lu'ttshlp retuird thatks il anl eloquent address, in the caots 'of s'hich lierema'ked that ?? honest whigs and( hottest tories have always betet united in a wish for reform; what, I ain persntided, they tiflired about suas tile sefly ...

... petition against the return of Sir J. WalInSley and Mr It. Gardiner, radicals, who Were returned by a majority of' 560 over the whig can- didates, ?? Wilde and Gardiner, supported, on this ccasion, by the tory party, ended on Friday. Two wvitnesses, on whom ...

... it*scarcely dareeto credit—that Irish Tory landlords arc anxious to have the passing of the messure delsyed foi year. The Whig stys :— 44 If there are great landlords blind their own interests, so dead to all the obligations of honour, as to imagine ...

... one of six pdr cent. is talked of. The late inistly are said to have been fa- vourable to the restoration of the Ameers. The whigs are restrained frirm this by the order of the Duke of Wellington, who hacks Lord lflleoborough and the Napiers, in all things: ...

... the aboie of peace-ail le hwas a liberal benefictor to many %vliose mishorteines selicited Isis aidl. Itt politics, lhe was a whig of the oli sehool-and lie attendelu the polling-bootil, at the recent election ftr Newnastle, atid polled a plumper for Sir ...

... morning, at nine. At ten the numbers were, Higgins 31, Butt 26. At one, Higgins 44, Butt 43. The Marquis of Sligo, though a whig, supported Mr Bntt. Notices had been served upon his 'lordship and Lord Lucan, warning them LI the illegal- ityof interfering ...