... created one of her Majesty’s counsel in 1852, and about the same time was elected for the borough of Armagh, defeating the former Whig member, Colonel Rawdon, a smart majority. Mr. Moore was a strenuous supporter of Lord Derby. Accident the Queen Dowaoer or ...

... and weakness known to every one. In like manner his opinions, positive and clear they, ore, are equally well known. He is a Whig, and the phlegmatic Dutchman whom it was given to realise more bitterly than most « Uneasy lies the head that wears crown” ...

... —The war having prosc-nted to an end, the cabinet in tbo posit da of being without policy It Is indescribable cabinet. It not Whig, Tory, or Liberal. It take* neither name nor colour from iu measure*. It is simply Lord Palmerston's cabinet, and whenever ...

... the Commons, and who in every respect will be regarded as a Minister of Education, but with powers and authority which only a Whig Cabinet could have devised. Here is another snug effort of the Premier to secure the advancement of his darling pet centralisation ...

... Brooks addressed the house at some length in his defence, and concluded announcing that had resigned his seat. Tho old line Whigs of Maryland met in State Convention at Baltimore Tnursday, and adopted platform. As for the Presidential candidates in tho ...

... of office, that distinction can be drawn. Conservatives have been Liberals on some points and Radicals on others. Whigs the old Whigs,” have taken to themselves Tory prejudices, and palmed them off Liberal Conservative commodity; and throughout the country ...

... purposes. It was established the grandfather of the pre-em Lord Granlley. But part) policies rati high in the Borough that Whig and Tory could not bathe the same bath (laughter), and so it fell into decay as there was not enough of either party to support ...

... national banking institution of the British people. Mr. Lamb, the well known and very popular Quaker correspondent of the Northern Whig,*' and writer of the “Notes ou the State of the Country, died of apoplexy on Thursday evening last. Sunken Vessels at Sebastopol ...

... say that representation should biaed on taxation—that every man who pays tnxes should have a vote. Such was the theory of Whigs. I repudiate that bjsis also! for, if you carry out that thesis, i npiies that he who pays twice much in taxes as another should ...

... nuke acquaintance with him politically. understand his opinions are medium between Mr. Mangles and Mr. Bell too advanced for a Whig, and scarcely advanced enough for Radical. Of course a great fe tur • on his ride will “the family name ami influence,’ but ...

... proceeding ha* caused much excitement in Southampton; and our readers may accept it the most recent proof of respect paid by a Whig Government to personal independence and political liberty. LYCEUM Tueatbe. —An Incident occurred this theatre on Monday evening ...

... function of removing the notoriously disreputable specimens. would self denying ordinance beyond the e if sacrifice either of Whigs or Tories. Ihe people must take it thems. Ives. Give us the Ballot first, and then let us vote for nobody who will not work ...