... be the prime favourite of the Whigs or Conservatives. The democrats have also got a second military candidate I in GENERAL NORTIH, in addition to GENERAL CASS. At present HENRY CLAY seems to have the best chance on the Whig side, and (perhaps) Ma. BUCHANAN ...

... created, The Suen, whose mcrrc besus politics are Radical, should be labouring to the same end, r _ by condemning us and other Whig journals for exposing - the operation of the clause foisted by LORD CHANDOS into fistho the Reform Bill. The Sun most unjustly ...

... interruption.) Gentlemen, in the Whig ranks as well as in the Radical divisions, dissensions are pateist and undeniable. There are the pure Whigs par excellence; and, it would seem to follow, the impure Whigs, by contrast. The Whig bybridises readily in both ...

... instruction, brought forward by the very men who formerly joined hnim in opposing a similar project when submittcd by the Whigs. The Catholics in the House of Commons do not speak decidedly or unanimously: they commend the motives of the Government, but ...

... were held yesterday at Lord Francis Egerton's and Lord Stanlev's ; and this day a great and most tempestuous meeting of Whigs and Whig Radicals is collected at Brookes's. Addresses are coming in to Sir Robert Peel by hundreds, and before Monday they will ...

... though by no mneans the whole of the party, are resolved to thrust him out of office, merely to punish his desertion. The Whigs are bound, by their own recorded alnd cherished policy, both in regard to Ireland andI to the Sugar Duties, to oppose him oln ...

... SIR JAMES GRAHAM, once the objects Mid aof his idolatry, but who have recently become more hateful NO' LI to him than either Whigs or Leaguers, or the great Mr. don, ½ MOTT himself. In the course of his oration, which he closed 1Eai Jt by declaring, with ...

... e must be found in the Government for two, if not X more, Whig Unionists. It is rumonred that Mr- ke Henry Matthews or Lord Stanley of Preston will A have to go out in order to make way for Whig le Members. 1.. ?? 1, Notwithstanding the attempts to prove ...

... for the Whigs, E nand not too strong a Whig for many of the Demlocrats. fa to The friends of peace, moderation, economy, and the th es . tb status quoe rally round him. His admirers compare him ly to WASILINGToN, and CINCtNwA'rus. At the Whig inl et ...

... Representativo, the West Riding will choose a ts one of the most Liberal members, if the not the most rs Liberal member, of the Whig party in the Riding. SIR t 1s JOHN does not belong to the Radical party. Nor can y Is 1 we say that he goes so far in his views ...

... of ttuddersficld, on the pair of the Wisigs, to state the result as follows a- Whig new Claims . ?? 131 sustained 77 g Tory and Radical ditto v t 128 sustained 49 bt Whig Objections ?? - 1.sastaitaned 92 2 id Tory and Rtadical ditto ?? 70 sustained 46-46 ...

... steiie, but the re-uit wee d s:iitrous to the Tory pai tr, for it ha-t excittd the NLtintIlists to p sitiLiJl, e-nd notv a Whig Solicitor- Genie al was t eing returned unopposed for ]erry. The Natioualists had clbherately a, stained from putting forward ...