... in the Lower House; and the Marquis of Lansdowne as the ministerial leader of the Upper House, will receive a large Party of Whig Peers. The Queen Dowager's relatives, present with her during her late illness, took their departure on Monday, for Holland ...

... secure the services of Sir Robert Peel. The only difficulty is in the status. Peel is a Whig and something more, but how could he play second fiddle to any Whig or Tory in Christendom ? Aul Cesar, aid mdse—be must be premier or nothing . Even that difficulty ...

... AGO/SIV; the buy, et,ato,ouo; manna &MOM ; £3l lo 11118 there was • past glassily both (+malaise. this it.. dueppeared b.us the Whigs estimates Teen 4 d is the COLO the Raciness; .ad au Weed, f.we tho ant time Mace his tile.• stew le AM, will Wdua.at with ■ ...

... STOCI•su-TRADE sad whet 11. Raw n Pea., Unger. as Cabo le leaving the tows) 93. Ilafadhasav, waaft The Swelria•Trade enrol Whig of wink, lON card. and occaelqual lflln. is cad malawasy, three sets Argue droving-rem Weirs ' . bargee, nee Weis of every ...

... before, if the maintenance rents throughout the United Kingdom depends simply upon supply of dupes, we are afraid that the Whig landlords will speedily find themselves iu a sorry case. THE ART JOURNAL POR JANUARY. London: ...

... introduced, and that we are to have also a sweeping reduction in the army and navy. We have strong hopes, however, that the Whigs will be cut short in their career of innovation. THIS PARLIAMENT.—On the last day of the present month Parliament assembles ...

... harbingers of its utter discomfiture. The appeal to the blind passions of, the populace, which ever has been the ultima ratio Whig-Radicalism, seals the doom of a Ministry which has long ceased possess cither the confidence or the respect of the country ...

... Ouseley IJiggins. The first is a Protectionist, and we learn that his canvass progressing most favourably. Mr. Browne is a Whig, and is nearly connected with the Sligo family. Th;s gentleman formerly represented the county in Parliament. During the late ...

... rumours of war, in the shape of an amendment to the Address, or, at any rate, a very early debate; and Lord Strafford, the Whig whipper-in for the Upper Housed has been exercising his vocation very vigorously to procure an early and full attendance. Parties ...

... means nothing. Mr. Charles Villiers, in consequence of office and family associations, has been a devoted hanger-on of the Whigs for years; and Sir James Duke, as the colleague of Lord John Russell, and a newlymade baronet, could do no less than oblige ...

... &realest sairpaMS, or son ° Vaults ' s.*t Kamm A LW' S* k ►Moue of Ina empeetability, aril • from to 40 per All .oldby ea. Whig I. tke smarm, material., by esperieseett workmen employed by exelysively. Aram'Often 91, stab Croft. IL. Sawed door/roe Pr ...

... done since poor Lord George Bentinck’s death, seems pretty certain ; and this very circumstance will, probably, compel the Whigs, in defence of their seats, on the Treasury benches, on their part, to enter into a much closer alliance with the Radicals ...