... made his grentforenic speeeh for the defeniadnt in the celebrated ease of ' Norton a. Lard Melbourne. On the return of the Whig party to office, in June, 1846, after the resignation of the late Sit Robert Peel, Lord Campbell jolned the eabinet.and was ...

... among us who can wield deftly the pen of critic, or philosopher, or historian: eminentjnrists have worthily succeeded the great Whig and Tory lawyers of a bygone generation: the aristocracy and the country gentry are men of attainments, liberality, moderation ...

... elected with Lord Henuiker pct -the first and only time that the Eastern Division of. m the county has ever'been represented by a Whig. Those fa. were stirring party times, and elections during the de- de cade which followed the passing of the first Reform le ...

... that he should have dared at at tbat time to pit himself against veterans of high spirit. bii That bis ?? forvward in the Whig interest created a the tesetiso in Ipsceich and throughout the constituency is a r evideantfrome the reports and original poetry ...

... to Mr. Longshaw, and the damages are estimated toughly at £30,000, covered by insurance. THE SEA SERPENT AoAIN.-The Northern Whig states-~ taamotetoriary monster was enaf days ago at Fodera, near Loophead Lighthouse. which is situated on the most Western ...

... Wbo killed poor Robin ? 1, said the Poll, With my stout scroll. Why did ye kill poor Robin P 'Cause of his politics And his Whig knavish tricks. Who'll ?? his knollP I, said an artisan, Of him no partisan. What will you do with poor Robin ? Take him to ...

... as the Conservatives, It is only u when the time has evidently come for the counsumma- e tion of some great reform that the Whig members of Is the party are prepared to act with the Radicals. Such 3 an occasion presented itself in the earlier years of ...

... formerly of Burnham, Essex. N FIsa.-18th inst, Hannah, the beloved wife of Robert Fies, aged 42 years, of the King's Head Inn, Whig- el sonsett, BaBWSTER.-l9th inst., aged 64, Maria, wife of Robert Brewster, baker, Westgate Read, Bury St. Edmund's. STUTTFR ...

... and plucky and bright in the face, - In the Parliament House he has gained a renown, And stood up for the Church, which the Whigs would pull down. Then, noble true Blues, show your strength in the cause; bi 'Tie ?? and for country, our Church and the laws ...

... and ardour to ac- e quire a fresh auxiliary in the person of the Duke of Cam- Y bridge. He was courted alike by Tory and by Whig. On n the one hand le was solicited by Fox, Sheridan, the Prince Is of Wales, the Duke of Sussex, and the Duchess of Devon ...

... though the gentlemen who form his com. mittee have been sitting nightly in their room in Princeasstreet, From what we can learn, Whig prin. riples are at a very low ebb in Ipswich. Nor has iN position heen improved hy the pretensions of Mr. King. In the way ...

... which end powearfully paili~ihtf to 1887 from many pleaded now ard agaiel I-t~frs villags're assembled pulpits on occasione whiG lsit beautifying of to comm~emoraet the ~streiorstX amna ' thle present material temples which have ei.05 la°wn W o After ...