... Fitzwilliam. which took place on the 4th met., at his seat, Wentworth House, Rotherham,. Yorkshire. The deceased earl was a Liberal Whig his Rohtics, and, Lord Milton, took active part the busi ness of tho House of Commons under its unreformed constitution. The ...

... oome off at all. All i can say is, that it is being talked of by some influential parties among .he Whigs, Radicals, Radical Whigs and Whig Radical Whigs. One thing certain-if the project on the eve of being carried out, it will not be stopped by Government ...

... descendant, and he has all manner of cliques arrayed against him. seems pretty clear that Lord John Russell, *s tbe leader ef the Whigs, on the one hand, and the Radicals and Peelites on the other, are determined to withhold their support from the late Premier ...

... the most rising statesmen of the day. What he calls himself I know not, and certainly neither of the familiar appellations of Whig, Conservative, or Radical suit him. I should designate him independent Liberal-Conservative. The party who advocate social ...

... the last of the Indian mutiny. . . _ The Bast Norfolk contest has been vary severe one. It ended on Tuesday in Mr. Coke, the Whig canridato, beating Sir H. upwards of 200 votes, having polled 2,933 electors. In East Noifolk there are more than 8,000 electors ...

... practice while they are Conservative in theory. But that the Conservatives are one whit more desirous of keeping office than the Whigs were, I do not believe. I think that in this respect it is six of one and half a-dozen of the other. And this seems now to ...

... resignation is just within the range of possibility, hut is very far from probable, dissolution is far more likely, and the Whigs, Liberals, Independent Liberals, Liberal Conservatives, and Nondescripts are between them very likely to effect this object ...

... house” for the session. The moat imnortant division in the Commons was that on Mr. Milner Gibson’s amendment, which threw the Whig Administration out office. The past session has witnessed the passing of several important measures. The long-contested question ...

... . . ntrst a litter of kittens produced last week by a cat sooner such a monstrosity was destroyed the hetter, The Northern Whig, not to behind with our contemporary, has an Extraordinary Cow, follot . md d, U S^ OnTxamining the stomach of the animal.Jhe ...

... to the prospects of the present Government, and as to the probabilities of another general election. The anxiety evinced by Whigs, Radicals, and Conservatives relative to the registration courts, and the opinions expressed by the oracles who have already ...

... no man has abandoned so many opinions ; no man lias taken, man has shrunk from so many resolutions. Lord Derby has been a Whig, and as soon as the battle was over, and the question was one of applying the principles for which he had been contending, ...

... journal tells us that Lord Derby has actually taken counsel of Lord John Bussell as to how are to be governed! That the veteran Whig statesman has paid visit to the Premier is doubtless a fact, but must bear in mind that well Lord Derby being the chief among ...