... will give no satisfaction to the true reformers, who demand a wider measure of justice than any Lord John Russell and his Whig colleagues seem disposed to grant—at all events until compelled to do so. The bill for legalising marriage with a deceased ...

... Kirkwall, Brydon, Montrose. At St John’s, on the 4th inst., by the Rev. H. W. Wright, Mr James Bruce, editor of the Northern Whig, Belfast, to Eliza Margaret. youngest daughter of Mr Matthew Plues, Newcastle. At Dalvey, Morayshire, on the 26th ult., David ...

... alliance, in contradistinction to an Austrian or Russian connection—this, every one must see, would weaken the Whig ministry, and destroy the Whig paity, beyond all the slender talents of the Greys to uphold them. ...

... course; but how the poor animal could have kept afloat for such period as he must have been in the water, is a problem Northern Whig. A Modern Columbus : Perilous Votaoe to the World's Fair—A peifect mania, mitigated, it is true, in some cases, but generally ...

... will range at a higher level during the next twelve months than we have seen during the last quarter of acentury.—Northern Whig. ...

... session to bccome engulphed in the absorbing question involved in the late Papal aggression ; and the line of demarcation between Whig and Tory is even now getting [iatftj degree* and beautifully leu. The window-tax is to be abolished; and there i* a probability ...

... that it may be beset with more than triple difficulties Aunion of Whigs, Peelites, and Radicals, each of these sections has of late been displaying anything but unity within itself. The Whigs have bad their long-continued feud between Lord Palmerston and ...

... been found compliant, but it dees say that the anxious to cut the Bright connection, have sounded ha Betonp this about the Whig chief, political bas no interest. Addresses, principally apon the bus: pess of last have been delivered by, others, Sir Cornewall ...

... Government was in power This was for the removal of certain [he bill was not more Lord John Russells than any one else's in the Whig ranks, But the House of Commons adopted the bill by @ majority of 44; and the Tory of that day. instead of resigning office ...

... least, the opposition cannot indulge in their taunts, that a pecuniary deficiency may be considered as the concomit- ant of a Whig Ministry. In addition to many alleviations in fiscal burdens, and one or two important exemptions from taxation, against which ...

... the Held for the various counties and of Scotland. Those names marked with an * are Conservatives, those with + are either Whigs or Radicals:— Seats. Candidates. Aberdeenshire..'. Hon. W. Gordon* Aberdeen City. ' (Mr George Thomson Argyllshire Sir Islay ...

... qualified under the Franchise Bill, we can form some idea of the extent of the newly-croated Irish constituency. The Northern Whig estimates tho number of voters for Antrim to about 10,000. The return for the city of Cork 4505, while tho Examiner surmises ...