... two great Chieftains, burying in forgetfulness hereditary feuds of immemorial antiquity—by the incongruous coalition of the Whig Marquisate of Breadalbane with the Conservative Dukedom of Athole. In the main, the surmise seems justified by Lord James' ...

... were frequent, and there could not have been less than fifty parties so influenced, most of them being females. The Northern Whig has the following:—That the excitement which goes under the name of religious revivals is spreading in this neighbourhood ...

... Throne, under the advice of a Whig Ministry ; and the consequences of the alteration of the sugar duties were so disastrous to our free-producing colonies that, within two years after the passing of the act of 1846, a Whig Ministry also found it necessary ...

... even by tories ; for sacrificing all the principles of reform in the Commons the price of support the Lords ; for putting up whig Lotd Chancellor tomaiutain every antiquated abuse in the law, and veneri able absurdity in jurisprudence, against the assaults ...

... Edinburgh, and, under similar pretext, was also removed. Mr M'Bride had her, in like manner, sent back to Edinburgh.—Northern Whig. CARDINAL WISEMAN PAPAL AGGRESSION. Times' Dublin correspondent writes; —Cardinal iseman was banqueted in bis half-native city ...

... Yet Lord I'almerston, from time to time, breaks out Ins old manner; last week must have highly the noble statesmen ol the whig connection telling them that he cared uot a straw for the opinions Lord John Ru*sell. the Bedford influence upon the contempt ...

... Palmerston's Government as a great national misfortun —(laughter)—not that he considered it a national misfortune that the Whigs should out of office, for a change of office was sometimes wholesome, but because it was great evil to this country that G ...

... same in both eases? And has not the Jew Bill, all along, been advocated simply 41 a great measure of justice:—The Northern Whig. ...

... in 1831. The rotten burghs of England were a standing reproach ; and had it not been for the interest which some influential Whig families had in that kind of property, schedule A. would undoubtedly have been much more comprehensive than it was. With that ...

... the House. For 20 years he held a prominent place in the House of Commons, always supporting the most liberal section of the Whigs. Amongst his first appointments was that of Vice-President of the Hoard of Trade, in the last Melbourne Ministry, and then ...

... tho confidenee of groat nation and the authority of an Knglish minister into a petty machine for the manufacture of little whig jobs.—Saturday Review. Palmerston's Vaunted Pluck.—The French Colonels' Bill is formally announced. Under the dictation of ...

... agaiost and Govcinmen'.a Mr. Lindsay followed the side of justice and mercy, and administered a severe castigation to the Whigs for their opposition to all reform. Lord A. V. Tempest then moved his amendment, and Mr. Dillwyn another, which was seconded ...