... was a thorough-going .u felend to the people [cheers]. lie was not one who was palatable to theTory party-neither was he a Whig- but he was a candidate who went as he (Lord Rancliffe) did in politiea,for he was a thorough-going Radical [cheers] o-. ie ...

... lhall:- It was a snug affair, to which none but 0utan out mlnisterialists were admitted-men who swear by etC 5 official Whigs in all things, for the most substantial ret D sons. This statement is utterly untrue, as are the u 9 tendant insinuations ...

... ascertained that the Whig leaders, to avoid the peril to which Sir Robert Peel's government was exposed by Air. Ward's motion, had caused its withdrawal. Had that motion been put, as I knon} sas resolved on at a mecting of the Whig party, as an amend- ...

... since 1834, been nominated to commissions by the Duke of Wellington, two only (Licutenants Clitlord and Graham) are the sons of Whig parents. Reidily the right, lion. baronet should bestow upon his Grace one of lis ponderous lectures. I arn, Sir, your obedient ...

... yield, until it is beaten frms rule by the semse of that tmeo democracy, the dennocracy ofe numbers, whichl is enlisted under W'hig banners,-which hau spoken at the polis with a wtrning as prophetic as the nene, ene tthel nporeaSiur. It will cling to the ...

... towards the colonies by the present Ministry ; and contained some animadversions upon the faithlessness, when in power, of the Whigs to the prin- ciples of colonial policy professed by them when seeking for place. Thy had solemsnly pronised reform in the year ...

... the Whigs I ale likely to lmove in this very important matter. In the first place, are they likely to have a majority in the Senate? The returns just received decide that )oillt agtilnst them. The New Senate is com- posed of 31 Democrats, 24 Whigs, and ...

... whole of the delega. tion to Congress, firty-two members, is now ciitirelv counposed of Whigs, whereas in the last there were not more ttraim fourteen or sixteen Whigs out of tile forty. two members. The delegation froml, tile state of New York forms nearly ...

... subject. Certainly, the ob- et in suelh at Meetinig is to influence the Govern. mient; and tle Goverament happens to Ile a Whig (3overDmellt; but this is no reason why the move- melt should at all. partake of a party character. In f,ct, men of all political ...

... 19th, instant.' He was remarkable for the 'consirtenoy -'aind unflinching up- rightness of bis poitical opinions. ..Belng a Whig of the old school, be supported through all' chagesA.the cause o civil and religious liberty., His houme was. the resort ol ...

... in favourc laying the bill upon the table, were seven Whig oily, chiefly from Virginia, and who have conse quently constitutional scruples. In the Senate, will be remembered that there was not a Whig vot. ?? the bill. Every Loco Foco in the house save two ...

... the chief of these we should be disposed to place the great objection to Mr. Fox's India Bill,-tbat it was an attempt by the Whig landed aristooracy to lay hold of the patronage of the go- vernment of India. The present system of patronage in that department ...