... Ref, a ormers—Whigs, they will make the Whigs— of themselves. : hen Lord Palmerston, before a Committee of Finance on Were Ouse of Commons, said that the Ambassadors of England the eyes and ears 1 of this country abroad ; and, considering : ™Portance ...

... CHELTENHAM COLLEGE. [We have received the folio whig communications on matter of much and serious concern to tbe proprietors and others interested the welfare of this noble Institution; and though the Looker-On does not generally give insertion to co ...

... € curtain. eect a If the Whig Minister really wanted to eduction, he could do it without the assistance of a iy tee, aye, and more effectually, and a great deal better ; e, IS ig merely throwing a tub to the whale: the Whigs Usual, gin, insincere. If ...

... Kent by her first marriage. 1 ere is to be a Privy Council to-morrow, and whatever ngs and changes are to take place in the Whig Cabinet will €n and there completed. It is said that at this Council the will receive the address of the Dublin Corporation ...

... however, we believe, been among the foremost to persuade Lord John Russell to undertake it. Should it prove too laborious for the Whig ,• u without any compromise of dignity, ask to be relieved chief, J . .« removal to an office of less arduous character, ...

... Parliament, the Whig Premier must feel anxious to explain that if the governing power is so limited to a section (not the most numerous) in Parliament, the fault does not lie with him that the offices of State are restricted to one party (the Whigs), but ...

... night throw a little light upon the matter. Lord John’s propositio” for a fourth Secretary of State, has a strong smack of Whig economy about it, and, if not narrowly watched, will be likely 0 bea more expensive affair than the Lord Lietenancy. If no ...

... —Admiral Berkeley, Whig, and Mr. H. T. Hope, Freetrade Conservative, stand again ; Mr. W. P. Price, Radical, is also candidate —Nomination, Wednesday, July 7; Poll, Thursday, July 8. Stroud. —Mr. W. H. Stanton, one of the present Whig members, retires favor ...

... Saturday Morning. KILDARE ELECTION, bin gstow n, March 12. —Lord Naas has been forced to resign by the coming j 'action of Whigs and Romanists in Kildare.—Mr. Alexander M'Carthy . een compelled by the priests to retire from Cork.—Mr. Edmund Hayes is tinted ...

... the Cabinet to the Whig hacks, whose names have become a byeword in the land. The Conservatives, on the other hand, are quietly watching the infatitude cf the new Premier in allying himself with the Greys, the Woods, and the other Whig families, who are ...

... Eas“ holidays at Kew Ministers have had another battle in the Commons; b their victories inevitably tend to their defeat the Whigs are gradually becoming the champions of ...

... interview with her Majesty yesterday. With larger majorities for Ministers began the short campaign which last placed the Whigs on the Opposition benches. Morning Herald of Friday. ...