... represents in the Cabinet the hereditary claims of the Earl of Shelburne upon the Whig dynasty. Lord Seymour would never have been the Cabinet if he were not the son of Whig Duke. Even the Cnancellor, the Minister of all others whose elevation supposed ...

... c ticket ; this 'are is the Whig, But if you strive to vote twice I shall have you arrested?' You will, will you ? shouted the son of the sovereign people : then I says, if I'm denied the right of woting for the Whigs after goin' the whole ticket ...

... for milled. The supplies at the whole of the markets during tbe week were below an average, taking the entire week. Northern Whig. Lunatic Asylum.—The quarterly meeting of the Asylum was held in the Town Hall yesterday—James Baxter, Esq., in the chair. ...

... called to the peerage ; and the Cabinet is not reconstructed. The Times declares that the attempted coalition between the Whigs and the Peelites has definitely failed, and that it is the determination of Lord John Russell to meet Parliament without having ...

... lecture which occupied over an hour in the delivery, and which at several periods, was interrupted by accUmations._.VortA«-« Whig. ...

... market, this morning, was unusually large—about fifty tons milled ; prices ranged from Bs. to 12s. 3d. per 241bs.— Northern Whig of Saturday. Export of Belgian Linens and Yarns to France.— The Chamber of Commerce of Lille has, we learn from Belgique T ...

... notice that of Mr P Byrne, the celebrated Irish harper, who has received an engagement from tho Duke of Buccleuch.— Northern Whig The Express says that the members of the Stock Exchange have already subscribed between them 4000/. for the sufferers by the ...

... opposition of the Manchester party, and he will at least have had the benefit of timely warning. Mr Gibson, formerly member of the Whig ministry, said He hoped due allowance would be made for the reform members, as to any course they might feel it their duty ...

... Performance is a kind of will and testament, which argues a great sickness in his judgment that makes it. Unfortunately the Whigs have always been notorious for tbeir great promises and small performances. Only in the last session, the Premier was expected ...

... position occupied by Mr Smith these burghs is too secure to admit of his being opposed with the least chance of success ; and the Whig interest is not quite so invulnerable in other quarters as to justify that party challenging the opposition of th3 dissenting ...

... that we can hardly believe it. Sir Rot>eih Tjskl. has been talking very largely at Tamworth, and indulging in attack on the Whig Ministry, of which his brother Frederick is a member. He (Sir Robert) has intimated that be is the real coming man, declaring ...

... improved ; and be could not but give to tbe noble Lord at the head of the Government a great portion of the credit due to the Whig administrations. They were informed that an increase of the estimates would be made this year over those of last year. It appeared ...