... 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 ...

... DEATH OF THE MARQUIS OF LANSDOWNE. This venerable and esteemed Whig nobleman died on .Saturday, at his country seat of and his death one of the few links that connect the present generation with the great names of Fox and Pitt has been removed. He was ...

... “Ae nam €s and merits of the new Batch of Baronets b y the Whigs are, as might be expected, dis- CUss 8eheral] With considerable interest, although the public Y are, as usual, sadly puzzled to discover to at Case some of the distinctions are to be attributed ...

... Dear Questions still continue to be persistently Whig} “pon the Powers that be, as to the position in De teat Britain stands in reference to Germany and deg); 3 and the advisers of the Crown sti!l obstinately Coy ® state to what extent they have committed ...

... THE EPANISH TALMO OV °AMINO. The Madrid oarreepeedect of the Daily Nero vs. lates two in..idents et the 'Whig of the brigands who WU lurk in Andeleile. la lialego, he writes, there was a high official who heeded of the efforts he h a d made to seize these ...

... between a couple of Radicals on the one hand, couple of Whigs on the other, and furnishes a fine tion of “dog eat dog.” Two hundred witnesses been summoned and although the Committee hav? been sitting ten days, not more than a fourth © number have been ...

... Whigs recommend the more politic course of waiting, in the hope that the Government may say something, or do something, which may leave them more open to attack hereafter. No formal meeting of the Party has, however, as yet taken place, although Earl ...

... The Northern Whig states:—We understand that the Committee of the Graduates' Association have resolved to send a deputation to London press their views the education question upon Earl Russell and Sir George Grey; and that one of the graduates is to ...

... The Whigs and something more have reengaged'their old trumpeter, The Edinburgh Review, to sound the praises of their policy, and to assure the country that England it is is far more prosperous than ever it has been in times past, and that instead ...

... H. G. MASSINGHAM AS much pleasure in informing his numerous Customers and the Public generally, that whig irreat depression in the Wholesale Trade, he has just succeeded in completing several Lug* m FIRBT-CLABS SUITABLE FOR TIIE COMING SEA^qV, At such ...

... before creating another political Judge. But the ties of Party are too strong for the Whigs to resist, and they have now appointed another political Judge, in the person of Mr. W. D. Andrews, Q.0., to be the Mr, successor of Mr. Baron Fitzgerald, resigned ...

... ihe Whigs were never very remarkable for hospitality, or even courtesy. A well-known Whig Archbishop once allowed a learned Society to meet at his Palace in the depth of Winter, and gave them neither food nor fire, although they were nearly six hours ...