... atWing. Mr. Wroth prosecuted, and air. Power, with whom was Mr. Mills, appeared for the de- fence. The aged prisoner resided at Whig, with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Bowden, the mother of the infmtn whose life she took. On the day in question shie left her daughter's ...

... ng to restore that equilibrium of political opinion which Whig. Radical selfishness had impaired ? These Simon Pores, who sat so remarkably taciturn during the nefarious partiality of Whig appointments, are cer- tainly not blessed with mathematical ...

... conjunction with Mr. Bramston, and con- of tinned in Parliament up to 1852. He again was candi- r. date for ?? district in the Whig interest, but was de. e foeated by a considerable majority by Mr. Bramston and 1. Sir W. Bowyer Smith. The deceased is succeeded ...

... their support. This gathering is certainly larger than could hare been obtained by any other statesmen, or, probably, the two Whig leaders combined, and it gives reason to suppose that the measure of the Cabinet will be at least read a second time.— Timet ...

... united body amounting 306 members. Tbey outnumber the Palmerstonians by nearly three to one. They more than double the Russell Whigs. They have a majority of 51 over the combined and Russellites. They beat these, even when strengthened by Mr. Blight's followers ...

... Queen's Speech but in the House of Commons, the Marquis of Hartington, a speech which at once indicated an ancestral regard for Whig traditions and sustained the intellectual reputation of his family, moved the predetermined amendment, declaratory of a want ...

... the past week, Mr. Wbightson, the Whig M.P. for Northallerton, has renewed in the House of Commons an attempt which had been previously made, on various occasions, by Lord John Russell, Sir Robert lleron, and other Whigs of note, to alter and amend the ...

... significant symptoms that the naval policy of the Cabinet has not received its last rebuke from Lord Ltndiidbst. Woe to the Whigs! if ever Vir Victis should be inscribed on the rolls of history, as a memento of England's dishonour. ■ What is called the ...

... WHIG JOBBERY. From a statement published in the Morning Herald we learn that the following numbers of new peerages have been made by the two political parties since 1830 conservative ministebs. whig jobbers. Dukedoms - - 0 Dukedoms - - - Marquisates - ...

... of the Whigs is threatened. At Hull, where the vacancy was occasioned by an adverse decision against Mr. lloare, the Conservatives have accomplished a signal victory in the election of their candidate, Mr. Somes, a majority of 490 over the Whig nominee ...

... treacherous. An adequate retribution must, of course, be exacted, and thus we have on our hands another war, the legacy of Whig mismanagement; for that this disaster is a consequence of the absurd policy which Itord Palmebston pursued when before in office ...

... viais sad teppt Illicit it was found witre taken to Else's house by Mr. John limpg who was dead, and could not be called to Whig .,gitradict it. 'Was it likely that Mr. John Nuttall a 201. stread man of business, would take a gumtned up envelope were to ...