... the country upon. Why, it was to decide the simple question, whether the country should be governed by a Conservative or a Whig government The debate was kept up by various speakers, and the house afterwards went into a committee of supply. On vote £4G'J ...

... such, voted for Lord John Russell's MUitia Bill, declared his belief that no such force is necessary ; other supporters of the Whig measure expressed similar views ; and ultimately, the chief of tho party, the ex-premier himself, not only intimated that he ...

... its representative in the House of Commons till the period of his elevation to the Peerage. He was a zealous and consistent Whig. He was associated in private friendship, as well as in public life, with Mr Fox, Lord Granville, Lord Holland, and Lord Grey ...

... thought it was Mr Wilcox and his associates who put themselves into the pale of democracy forming a union party composed of whigs well as democrats. Wilcox rose and retorted sharply on Mr Brown. My colleague, said Mr Wilcox, says there was no party in ...

... tbe Chancellor of the Exchequer will follow up the course of Lord Palmerston with a trenchant review of the conduct of the Whigs since they were driven from office, and the singular effect produced in their views by the geographical position tho house ...

... that grant. Mr M'Gregor, as will be seen from his address which he publishes this day, takes the same ground. The leading Whigs, on the contrary, desire to sink this question as being calculated produce mischief, and have suggested Mr Layard, the far-famed ...

... parish of Douglas, 6 Conservative in politics, and a Free Churchman. Mr James Scott, it is said, will offer himself on the Whig interest, in connection with Mr Hastie. —A public meeting of the electors of Edinburgh was held on Wednesday afternoon, called ...

... vote at elections ia the United States, is shortly to come before the supreme court Massachusetts for decision. The Northern Whig, one of the ablest and most consistent well as most moderate of the liberal organs of public opinion in Ireland, has just been ...

... College, has signified his intention of joining the Romish Church. Lord Marcus Hill, M.P. for Evesham, and the whipper-in of the Whig government, has announced his intention of retiring from Parliamentary life. The Demerara Royal Gazette says that a gentleman ...