... Trees, Ac, new publications. LORD HOLLAND’S MEMOIRS. On Friday next will published. In One Volome. port *ro. -1%/fEMOIRS of the WHIG PARTY during MY TIME. By HENRY RICHARD LORD HOLLAND. Edited by hla Son, HENRY EDWARD LORD HOLLAND. Also, Secoud Edition, P ...

... the Tradition# of Whig nets, suggested by Lord Albemarle’# late work. ** Three Fiancees” i«an amusing story so is Little Mistake.” “ English Administrations from 1815 to 1830” introduces some remarks on Mr. Roebuck History the Whig Ministry of 1830,” ...

... be enabled to deliver the first a coarse lectures behalf tbe Working Classes Association, on the 9th of March next. —NorOurn Whig. Statistics or Jdtcnxle Oi sendebs.— According to parliamentary paper yesterday printed, obtained by Sir John Fakington, there ...

... bidder, and the loves of his apprentice and his daughter. Of course good use is made of the obvious jokes be obtained from w(h)igs and polls. The actors performed their parts admirably, and the piece waa announced for repetitian amidst general applause ...

... that the Whig administration has ceased to exist, and that Lord John Russell’s reform is therefore longer government measure. These events have relieved us from the necessity of spending much time in deliberating upon tbe merits of the Whig scheme of ...

... late government 1 Why have his colleagues and supporters in and out of Parliament announced with joy that the downfall ol the Whig* was hand Why did Lord Naas, with bis approval, and Mr. Disraeli’s support, bring forward a vote of censure on Lord Clarendon’s ...

... the woolsack, he will find that important measure of the Whig Cabinet beyond the reach of his manipulation. will, we expect, hare the candour not to claim it for Lord Derby’s administration. The Whig* were len prompt in the introduction of their Chancery ...

... the house to the lest on tbis question. Now, as it has been said that Mr, Villiers is brother of Lord Clarendon, and may have Whig object in bringing forward tbis measure, may as well state that it was at our instance, at theinstance of those with whom we ...

... (Mr, Fox) and bis friends for reform, and the question with them was, not whether the people were with them, but whether the Whigs and the local aristocracy were witli them. But it was not Manchester alone they had with them ; what large city or town in ...

... Green, and Longmans; John Murray, Albemorle-street. MR. ROEBUCK’S NEW WORK. This day. Two Volumes octavo. 2*s., History of the whig ministry of isso. To the Passing of the Reform BUL By J. A. ROEBUCK. M.P. London: Joan Parker and Son, West Strand. In small ...

... President for pecuniary compensation, to cover the expenses of the French army of occnpation in 1823, The sudden defeat of the Whig administration in England, and the return of the Tories to power, have failed to produce any effect upon the funds herewhich ...

... tbe Chroniel* keeps to itself, and bow it is to be done I cannot, cast about I may and turning to all points, discover. The Whigs they utterly repudiate—Protestantism in its mildest shape they disown and disoouatanance —with the Radical or Maoebester party ...