... the injustice with which they were now treated. He came down to Essex as farmer, a bit a free trader, and bit a whig; he thought tlie whigs the frioiids of the laliourers, and he gave his luxv four votes to them, but practice told him that free, trade ...

... division on Mr. Disraeli's motion. Sir J. Tyrell, Mr. Bramston, Major Beresford, Lord J. Manners, Mr. Waddinglon, and Mr. Lennard (Whig), voted in its favour; and Sir E. Buxton, Sir J. Hobhouse, Mr. Hardcastle, and Mr. Bagshaw, against it. We understand that ...

... Fund recognizes. This was well noticed by Sir John Tyeell. The farmers of course have got as much as they expected from a Whig financier ; but we understand the anti-Window- tax delegates are already in the field against the proposal to substitute a ...

... aeanon 1862—thewithdnwil of the conservative phalanx from the aide gorernment—and the hostile vote# of* hahtnal adherent* the whig ministry, told with annmsmg effect on Lord John RaaaeU, and that he felt the d..hr»jfwi of 10 large portion of hit friends ...

... piece of beef-steak for breakfast, was choked its lodging the usophagus. He was previously the most buoyant spirits.— Northern Whig. The Philosophy health akd disease. —A long treatise not required to develop this theory~j¥r»/, that all irregular action life's ...

... Brigh.& S. C 0. £100 Loa. & NorthWestemlSS} The Ministerial Arrangements. (From the Sun.) A meeting of the members of the Whig Administration was held this morning, at eleven o'clock, at the residence of Lord Lansdowne, in Berkeley-square. Lord John ...

... . On all these questions the rest of tbe Cabinet come in for comparatively a small share of responsi- bility ; and had the Whig Government been conducted by any other chief, it is extremely possible tbat none of these embar- rassments would have risen ...

... themselves of it, to repel this dishonouring imputation ; and while not indifferent to the welfare of their port, which successive Whig Governments have done so much to discourage, they will prove to Mr. Crawtord and his friends that these are not their only ...

... beef-rtcak for breakfivst. was choked Its lodging li*e esophagus, lie was previously in the most buoyant spirits. —Northern Whig, AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR FEBRUARY. Since we last wrote the weather has proved extremely mild here, and, to an extent, vegetative ...

... corpse [Great laughter.] But what said the right bon. baronet, the author of Corn and Currency, the Tory Sir James Graham—the Whig Sir James Graham—the Conservative Sir James Graham—the Radical Sir James Graham; the mail who gloried in putting the crowning ...

... and the Right Hon. Fox Maule. Ihe conference lasted about on hour. (From the Sun.) A large number of the supporters of the Whig Ministry assembled this afternoon by previous appointment, at the official residence of Lord John Russell in Downing Street ...

... After some remarks from Colouel Shithobp, Mr. P How- ard, Mr. Spooneb, aud Mr. Wyld, Mr. WAKLEY considered that if another Whig Adminis- tration were formed it would be almost an insult to the Re- formers of the country to exclude from it Mr. Hume, whose ...