... JAMES LEITH, Secretary. Queen-street-place, April 13d, MK. LORD HOLLAND'S MEMOIRS at th* WHIG PARTY. Jut published, Vol 1., put Sro. prim (A td. elotb, Memoirs of th« whig party darise TIME. Bj HENRY RICHARD LORD HOLLAND. Edited by hii San. HENRY EDWARD LORD ...

... and literary essay on * Political Eloquence in England.' Its history from tbe days of tbe Long Parliament to those of tbe Whig Reform Bill is to be traced, the influences of national character and institutions explained, and a comparison made between ...

... n, or monopoly of its assumption by any existing body of politicians. No party while in office was so Conservative as the Whigs, and, indeed, as regarded financial questions, he thought that party had displayed more Conservative tendencies than the C ...

... Architecture: Penrose. V. Industrial Investments. VI. John Knox's Liturgy. TII. Mallet du Pan. VIII. Roebuck's History of the Whigs. IX. Squier’s Nicaragua. X. Lord Derby’s Ministry and Protection. London: Longman and Co. Edinburgh: A. and C. Black. ...

... we are glad to tind, have already candidate in the field. Mr. Kirk, of comes forward as Liberal and a Free Trader. —Northern Whig, Flioht or Mr. Fearous O'Connor.— Liverpool Saturday.—Mr. Feargus O’Connor arrived here last night from London, and put up ...

... month* The Whig members of the New York Legislature have nominated General Scott for the Presidency, and the Missouri Slate Democratic Convention have expressed preference for General Cass. The State general election in iiU»Ue JMw4 few gene Ifei Whigs, with ...

... Architecture: Penroee. V. Industrial Investments. VI. John Knox's Liturgy. VII. Mallet du Pan. VIII. Roebuck’s History of the Whigs. IX. Squier’s Nicaragua. X. Lord Derby's Ministry and Protection. London: Longman and Co. Edinburgh: A. and C. Black. r|MIE ...

... singular how perverse a cast of parts ever and anon is occurring. It is clear Mr. Disraeli ought to have moved or seconded the Whig Address at the opening of this session, instead of reserving his Free Trade tributes for the accompaniment of a might, could ...

... (to borrow our Chancellor of the Exchequer’s cast-off simile) which the present Cabinet appropriated when they caught the Whigs bathing,” and hare since altered to their own measure. I'hat can alone account for the desperate tenacity with which they retain ...

... Countess of Fortescue, aud a gentleman largo property, announced as a candidate for this borough. Mr. Gcale is barrister, aud a Whig in politics.—Cor* Lxaminer Louth County— Mr. Tristram Kennedy having expressed unwillingness to be one of two candidates ...

... Cabinet with the. resources necessary for the task of carrying the Bill triumphant close. The most attached supporters of the Whig leader have been afraid follow the forlorn hope of his attack. The majority that kept the late Cabinet in office suddenly sunk ...

... the pockets of the people (oh, oh). The Whigs and the present government were both equally bad in this respect (laughter). The present Tory government would not have dared to bring forward this measure if the Whigs bad not first of all placed it in their ...