... supposed that he was caught at that period when, according to Mr. Bernal Osborne, the ‘whip’ was used as a fishing-rod, and the Whig Government made & miraculous draught of baronets. How he got Marylcbone is better known. The weakuess of that borough, which ...

... John Russell. In the ** Chrom. cle” —the organ of the Duke of Neweastle, \ir. Gladstone and Mr. Siduey Herbert-we read that by Whig lordship’s ** opinionated obstinaey is wischievouy for the credit as well as the safety of the Gover, ment.” Unfortunately ...

... statistics in those countens it sel conyenient for vatted Peelites, or for theorctical Whig- Radicals, to have the “unadorned truth” told out, “The big loat,” which carned the Whig-Poclite cloetions, has beeome what it was always, **a more patl,” and “the people ...

... and country. Few can bave forgotten the Affghan war, so recent and so disastrous, begun and lost by Lord Auckland and the Whigs. The massacre of Cabool and the destruction of the army under General Eiphinstone were the natural fraits of the ignorance ...

... ranks«—a contingency so probable, that it is donbtful whether hee Majesty ean leave for her annual Highland excursion the Whig lord who manages matters in the House of Commons has felt constramed to eall a meeting of © friends of the Government,” whieh ...

... delighted in puns and odd turns of language.”™ | Mrs. Stowe is most at K‘,.,k. i deseribing the ladics wnd } cluldren of the Whig aristocrney : — “There were present, also (st Statford House), Lord ! Jobn Russell, Mr. Gladstone and Lord Grenville, The | ...

... Crimea, Norwich Klection.—Sw 8. Bignold, Conscrvative, was, on Thursday last, returned by a majority of 1,59 1, 1,629, wver his Whig-Radical opponent, Mr. Hammeond. ¥ Corn Exports.—The exports from Liverpool duging last week comprise 276 quarters of wheat ...

... reccived el defendod the party con-ulianion. Mro ewsinan | gghont sctting off commission, which was given bim aftors sl the Whigs would probably not have Leard so much | warde. Tte was Biieatenid sl 15tR: Ot st andiehion of it o they had ot paetessed so ...

... seimemborad that, Lt November, the Conserva- Uves stccecded v urng four wetmbers 1o the Counal, against two viectod by the Whigs. ‘This ciecumstaner. sombined with the fact that sll the rotiring members s Fabernls will, o doubt, induce vigurous netign ...

... with the duti s and scercts of Bis e that B realls Ll not time to distinguish himself in Parliaaent ne, of eourse, he--heing a Whig—eould and would bave done. The uee which Mr. Lawley is proved to Tavemade ot L posivion might bave boen cxpeeted from a wan ...

... nrunlion irw-vddt\elmd.n-_' Eduly stimulate and hest the plants, and oven upon .: sions wnduptllo'erin(‘ process. The method in whig this principle is worked Mr. Berkeley thug doscribey ;- ** As soon after the crop is gathered as Tuu’bl. the lang should be ...

... COMPELLED TO TRAVEL THE ROAD. ditlerenees, there 15 a real substratum of unity in them all, Are all politicians agrecd 2 There wre Whigs, and Tories, and Radicals, men who are for Frec-trade, and men whe are for Protection, all holding their varied crotehots; ...