... year after year la (he way the Whig* have managed affairs of the oeoatrjr. alter Parliament has been suaiaoned, bet they have act ahdisbr-J cberch rates aor given you parliamentary reform. After all those in which tbe Whigs have held otflee reform aod the ...

... to make the most of it, and affect to look upon the Whigs a* fawning for place! Of one thing we are, however, assured, via., that the Premier would not be disinclined to make overtures to the Whigs, if he thought they would be favourably received. He ...

... claims to public respect ami gratitude have been Strengthened by Ilia snhsequcnt conduct in opposition. Uiton the rout of the Whigs in he alone, the the Aitny, covered the retreat, and by his single prowess threw glory about defeated cause, lie has always ...

... Liberal candidate by large majority. fJreat efforts were made by the Conservatives to snatch a victory in a county where the Whig House of Bedford has long held sway, and the iwirty journals are trying to console their supporters with hopes of better luck ...

... continued in posses sion of mainland near Beaufort. The bad been successful in engagements in Western Virginia. Tim Richmond Whig, referring to Seward’s dospstcb on the Trent question, thinks England will renew her demand for apology, and such avowals aa ...

... greetin'. at Penielheugh. ...

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... to tho fando Lcagao. man Lard Marpatb, aa Mr. oayr, oortb 1,00(1 ; and (bo impuio* given the eiavo Pro# by thio movrmmt of Whig Ivodoro. In lotporionov, and eonovq'iencoa. Lord Julio Rnasoli. oo Timm oboorvo*. with hao Ukon »ho broad ual bio rlvar# ** ...

... of their figures, and the mode they adopted of attempting to blindfold the public. Thus, they a»y there were only 81 of the Whig claims admitted, while they know that there were 127, but they account for the deficiency saying that of the claims admitted ...

... their Tory epistle to their would-be Whig tenantry,* if they answer according to their conscience, they will answer in the affirmative ; but if wo ask the Whig landlord if ever heard such a thing on the side of the Whig landlords, of course his only answer ...

... of the country; and ao atrangely does Sir Robert Peel demean himself, that a metropolitan organ, by no meant an ally the Whigs, thus writes“ Sir Robert Peel would be performing a duty, and at the tame time conferring favour on the country, were he to ...

... running. This points new taxes most disagreeable process to all concerned, and a most dangerous one fur the Ministry. The Whigs have certainly bad luck (for it is nothing mure than bad luck), in finance. Tuk foreign news «»f the week present new feature ...