... Hayward, C. A . Job. White ?? *Henley ?? Trin. Wilkinson . , ,, Joh. *Hilton ?? ?? Corpus. Williaecs, E . , Job. Hoare ?? Trill. Whig ?? Job. Hodgson T.. . in. SLVENSTI CLASS; OR, I'OURTH CLASS OF ORDINARY DEGUEr. Amos ?? Trin. Hand ?? Jesus. Badger ?? Queen's ...

... on which Di , occasion, we believe, he resigned hia editorship of i the Edinburgkh eriew. In 13-30, on the aces,;o, of the Whigs to power, and of Lord Broughamn to the Chancellorship, Mr. Jeffrey became Lord Advo cate of Scotland, and took his place in ...

... Downing-street, the loyal is addresses of the Orange body were received with overflowing courtesy at Dublin Castle; when the le Whigs were uppermost, the tables were turned, - the perquisites of office and emolument were la- l vished upon Repealers, and the ...

... system of commercial legislation of which it forms au in- dispensable part has been the boasted policy of all British Cabinets (Whig or Tory) since its triumphant vindication by Mr. HUSKISSON and Mr. CANNING in 1826. The temporary struggle made by such states- ...

... Parliamentary of tactics are worse. Is Mr. DISRAELI their House of e, Commons' leader, or is he not? We are well aware le that the Whigs are suspiciously anxious to recog- c9 nize him in that capacity, and that he is nothing it loth to assume the outward and visible ...

... rambling accoulit of the past misgovernment of lis native contltry, liti said lie (lid not ca-c whethler its rulers had been Whigs or Tories, their condiet had been such as miade the bar of that house too eood a place for them: the block nvas ?? fittlig ...

... financial point of view, the Session of 1850 opens under unusually flattering auspices. It pre- Lsents the unwonted phenomenon of a Whig Go- vernment with a surplus in the Exchequer. How far this prosperous result may be attributable to the pressure from without ...

... tiid Co., 83, Quceit street, (seven doors front Clitapside). Just published, in Svo., price Is., MAL-ADMINISTRATION of the WHIG MINISTRY ; iii particulari, a Revieswof.ttieir Coniduct iiI refereisee to ]leligion, wills a brief Surrey of their Foreign ...

... partment of the Government, that the prospective I extension of the French frontier to the Rhine l was a possibility which a Whig Cabinet would I not be disposed to view with disfavour. We 3 shall not, at any rate, repent of having given currency to the ...

... neary Rathft'ilantd, where the house of a dlax- drusSer', amited Doyle, was burnetd on Thursday tulijgtt last.The Northecrn W~hig, in describing the staite (if popular, ferment, says : ,~it i0. deepaly to he deplored that the farming population, threogit-olt ...

... wages Gd. a dozen. Di all Cl A rrw VW'oais ON' Trit FUNCTIoNs OF Tnm FOcaRTmn cil ESTATF.-tllC etreat featiure ill all Whig Governtrents has bret the e'tablishiietnt of experisive eotsttissioit- to inquire Mjj illto the conmlitiot, of various dep ...

... of the (!iV assailalnts of his land scheme. For, be it rc- lijiied in passing, whatever were the politics of a I a!er-Tory, Whig, Liberal, orliadical-this scheme iuti detnotunced by nll-a fact significanlt of its ledl teclrts, and one which ought to have ...