... he will returned. Should he successful, he will prove a great acquisition to the right-minded parties in the house, whether Whigs or Tories, in legislating for Ireland. Mr Roebuck is not one of those sentimentalists who will sacrifice British interests ...

... a fair value on land out of lease; and says, •f w be ready to confirm the decision— Northern Whig. is the passage on the Corn Laws alluded to * Northern Whig: w as one question which had agitated the country a feU • sin ce the period to which he had alluded ...

... party a majority. In New York, out of 40 State Legislators the peace party have returned 27, and the war party only 13; while a Whig or peace man has been chosen Governor of the State by a majority of 10,000, and the Loco Foco, who has so many years been the ...

... having nearly completed his 80th year. politics Mr M'Farlan was a Whig in principle, and during his whole life was a consistent and ted fast adherent of the Whig party. He was a Whig from conviction and not from partisanship, with views to private advantage ...

... wisdom and disinterestedness of that course. They may be surprised even though the Whigs should take office. Certainly if mere party considerations prevailed, the Whigs would not at present accept the legacy of Sir Robert Peel. The Liberals must speedily ...

... although we have seen one paper hint that Sir Robert will command a majority of ten or twelve. The common opinion is, that the Whigs, joined as they are expected to hy about 70 of the malcontent Protectionists, with Lord G. Bentinck at their head, wall outvote ...

... of agrent number of Irish peers and members of the House of Commons —Whigs, Conservatives, and Repealers. The names of the most ultra-Tory peers are placsd beside those of leading Whigs and Repealers. In fact, the signatures already received are more than ...

... Tins election has terminated in the return of Sir William Molesworth, who is a thorough Liberal, being something more than Whig, majority of 413 over both his opponents—the numbers being, Molesworth, 1942; Pilcher, 353. The two latter never seem to have ...

... ordinary propriety, we do not think that he will be sent to jail; and we shall certainly be glad if matters take this turn.— Whig. WarterrorD, Feb. 13.—I regret to state that an acci- dent of a very awful nature occurred on Monday, to the third son of William ...

... blow, he is working all he can against the Whigs, and promoting the objects of the Democrats, whom he expects, at some future period, to look more favourably upon his own pretensions. By the last accounts, the Whigs have£gained in Pennsylvania, which the ...

... Duke of Bedford, it is stated, will be offered the office of Master of the Horse. The Duke Devonshire will give the future Whig Government his support, but will decline any office. The noble Duke was Lord Chamberkua in the late Earl Grey's Administration ...

... poll, would have voted for Mr Prinsep, not upon the principle of approving of Tory politics, but merely from spite to the Whigs. This, we say, is the result of experience, at almost every election where candidates of both the parties are pro- osed. We ...