... his colleagues to insist upon his resignation a hint was given to Lord Palmerston by Mr. Bouyerie intimating ;hat many of the Whig subordinates would feel compelled for once to desert their ancient chief; the consequence was, on Friday night Lord John Russell ...

... colleagues to insist upon his resignation, a hint was given to Lord Palmerston by Mr. Houveric intimating that many of the Whig subordinates would feel compelled for once to desert their ancient chief; the consequence was, on Friday night Lord John Russell ...

... calculated ha' some political purpose. Referring to Mr. liouverie, the Times of Tuesday says :— Lord John lies low. shot by a Whig bolt shot front a Cheshani how—nay, he is aimost slain by an intimate partisan of his own. With Waller he may say' That eagle's ...

... was through him and his I brother-in-law, Lord Melbourne, and their official friends (aided by the good wishes only of the Whigs), in those remote days when these two noble lords were high tories of the Eldon school, that the all-accomplished Tom Sheridan ...

... Bill, Newcastle-on-Tyne, died at his seat, Whitefield Hall, on Wednesday, in the 75th year of his age. He was a steady old Whig, and much respected in the House of Commons. The Lloyd, published at Pesth, reports the death of Alexander formerly reigning ...

... Bungling may make a First Lord of the Admiralty of a man born amongst the favoured circles, and a baronet and a Whig, and well allianced among Whig lords, but it can never make either a considerable ship-owner or a member of parliament of a cabin-boy. The ...

... upt a t r ll sm irert INK and p the ether end Is ibeilitlest Same is the hewn. The wee at the teat of this the ead tha. Ws Whig towards the Tower itins. The boiler 411 . IllidMirr. MK was and to drive t i zeis sr --eas of 30 and the of $a !WV% vitt* worked ...

... being amused of the then .: stated that they purchased it of a man to ll e d Old George, k. who lived at the Castle, tar one @Whig. They locked up, and the went in puma of the man, whose name is George Bennett, and having him with two lads, VMS convinced ...

... cStssd la ISM, the Vise. Presidency with Mr. ame lest that very elks a sow paratively man mem at seism stag 111. Mr. with the Whig party, presagasi the them le tm~ilat le British Casts, In ameteseles Is Mr. SemeeS, the biutsilan. He estharged the Mies Qt ...

... necessitate his resignation of the representation of the cathedral city. Owing to the neglect of the by the Liberal party, the Whigs have virtually forfeited all of-wrestin g the borough from the possession of their opponents. Aaiisa $ lii - 3)112 US - 41 ...

... not tr. ' Obituarg. Admiral WOK died last week at his residence in Southampton, at the age of 90. He was the leader of the Whig party for many years in that town, and was the father of Captain Giffard, who was killed in her Majesty's steamer Tiger, off ...

... determined on a SHOW OF SECOND CHILDHOOD, and that several other Majcity's Ministers and a large number _ . of the Old (Ad Whigs will certainly comp In. Cuthbert Ellison, Esq., of llebburn Hall, Sunderland, has no less than five grandsons, one nephew, ...