... two great Chieftains, burying in forgetfulness hereditary feuds of immemorial antiquity—by the incongruous coalition of the Whig Marquisate of Breadalbane with the Conservative Dukedom of Athole. In the main, the surmise seems justified by Lord James' ...

... recently issued to the people of Inland, have probably wish that Members of the stamp Gibson, othsr thorough-going Conservative or Whig npnseatativee, Mould be paid for their services in fighting against what the Parneilitea regard as the national cause. We daresay ...

... reduced. Lord Hartington has a better prospect of that kind, but his Lordship is out of the reckoning present. much for the Whig section of the Liberal party. In the more advanced section of the party the chief name ought to have been that of Air Forster ...

... was one thtae seM hit (ate. Or might bans hMk tkat M * tevtnes until 'be was goad m NMgwttM, Then wsrs certainly ways era whig the cf Carey pnarisfag tMt teadMg Mm away, hie w{fe end children, in passenger boat. With the M bis establishing hhMM# Mthh ...

... his colleagues, tu support him, he has failed to secure the support the statesmen who are the leaders, respectively, of the Whig and KaOical sections th-j Libera! party but it may safely be said that ail the men who cooperate with the Priniu Minister ill ...

... tho House. The language of the Duke Richmond and the Earl Carnarvon in referenoe to the Bill is not dissimilar to that of the Whig Duke. The former regret* it as a necessity, and tho latter a* choice between two evils. Tho Duke of Richmond, indeed, adopted ...

... were frequent, and there could not have been less than fifty parties so influenced, most of them being females. The Northern Whig has the following:—That the excitement which goes under the name of religious revivals is spreading in this neighbourhood ...

... grumbling may be something else than symptom of ambition. It may well be that the Conservatives are but ill content to see the Whigs have so long a lease of power, but they are still more disinclined to take If it were not so, it probable the 1 Pi>es« ght ...

... Throne, under the advice of a Whig Ministry ; and the consequences of the alteration of the sugar duties were so disastrous to our free-producing colonies that, within two years after the passing of the act of 1846, a Whig Ministry also found it necessary ...

... disappointment, if not humiliation. The Conservatives cannot pass a satisfactory Reform Bill. They do not, any more than many Whigs, believe in the importance the object for which such a bill is most urgently, although not solely called for, the admission ...

... Edinburgh, and, under similar pretext, was also removed. Mr M'Bride had her, in like manner, sent back to Edinburgh.—Northern Whig. CARDINAL WISEMAN PAPAL AGGRESSION. Times' Dublin correspondent writes; —Cardinal iseman was banqueted in bis half-native city ...

... for doubt . that if such a bill as has been foreshadowed , should be introduced there will be political storms and wreck. The Whig landlords, who last year combined with the Conservatives to defeat the Government on question of relieving them of taxes, are ...