... Monday last, would also give cur- rency to the present additional facts. Having alluded to the paragraph in the FnnE- gAs, the Whig says:- RurORLTID CONDIEPCIAL FAILURE.-It was by an over- jighit that this statement fundits way Into our columns; for we know ...

... tocontinnue the property-tax for three years more; tothisassuredly the country will offer no objection. The Manchester Guardian (Whig) of Wednesday, at the conclusion of an elaborate review of the Premier's plan, observes- Such are the leading particulars ...

... will have a very great majority th, in the House of Representatives ; but that the election of am Whig Senators by the State of Tennessee gives the Whigs ed a majority of 28 to 24 in the Seniate of the United States.- it Thus the two branches of the l ...

... be purely Whig, contidningnjo 1 visib~e mixture of thle RUepeal friction, or of Radical- tism, English, Irish, or Scotch. We say no visible Imixture, because it bmlst be namnifest to the most Ull- attentive or unskiltul observer, that ii Whig Uidminis- ...

... WESTMINSTER MEETING. The town is placarded this morning with, caution. to the men of Westminster not to be deluded by the Whigs into joining in the monstrous cry set. up by them concerning the repea1, of the corn-laws, bdt advising them to stick fast ...

... enforced his resolutions, was masterly in style—irresistible in cogency of argument—and cuttingly sarcastic in its expose of Whig financial blundering. With lucid precision he pointed out the fatal impropriety of a nation relying upon resources, which even ...

... praiseworthy and energetic antiquarian and navigator, Professor EASTHOPEs, who is now upon a voyage of discovery in quest of WHIG LAND, said to be seen by Captain PARsy, but of which very little information is contained, either in his or Captain Coos's ...

... and its dependencies. WHIG AiD CONSERVATIVE COAL1TION.-A great ti deal of conversation, according to the Morning Post, has 3a been going on in the political circles, within the last week, a about an intended junction of the Whigs and Peelites. E, Lord ...

... moderate Whigs with the ntode. rate Tories may be at length brought about. Unless this be accomplished, I shall have great fears for the result. If the Tories are to stand aloof, as they have l:itherto done, and refuse to unite with the Whigs for the ...

... the period for the division was apt proaching, while Mr. Tuffnell fared but scurvily in the clubs and coffee houses, where Whig men-of-all- work most do congregate. He whipped, and whipped, and whipped again, but, somehow or other, his usual powers ...

... praiseworthy and 1 energetic antiquarian and navigator, Professor i EASTHOPE, who is now upon a voyage of discovery in quest of WHIG LAND, said to be seen by Captain PAuuRr, bat of which very little information is contained, either in his or Captain CooK's ...

... ago been made a ‘peer for life, with a pension for two sncceeding generations. ‘For their extraordinary line of policy, the Whigs, no doubt, bad an excuse—they required to temporise in order to keep their places; but this apology could not be admitted. ...