... zeal with which the credit of its authorship and introduction has been claimed. Lord Lvndhubst not only refuses to the late Whig Chancellor any share of the credit, but awards all the honour and merit to Lord St. Lbomabb’s. The Prime Minister, less ro ...

... Contemporary History—Mr. Roebuck and Miss Marti- VII. Lady Theresa Lewis’ Clarendon Gallery. VIU. Lord Holland’s Memoirs of the Whig Party. Postscript on the General Election. John Murray, Albcmarle-street. Monday. July 5. In cloth, price One ShUling, _ A ...

... and small quantity of specie for Havre. Tbe principal political news of interest by this arrival ace the foil details of the Whig National Convention, which was in session. Tbe Convention adopted resolution recognising compromise measures and fugitive slave ...

... Jeffrey. e- VI. Contemporary History—Mr. Roebuck and Mian Marti VII Lewis'Clarendon Oallery. VIII Lord Holland’s Memoirs of the Whig Party. Postscript-the General Election. John Murray, NEW NOVEL by the AUTHOR of The SCARLET # LETTER,” Ac. Now ready, in role ...

... brought home 7S 280,000 dollars in specie. The steamer Franklin, from South rived out New York, with three from Europe. The Whig Convention at Baltimoi completed their labours by the nomio Winfield Scott as candidate for tin dent, and William A. Graham ...

... numbers, it is thought, so close, that is impossible calculate with certainty whether Mr. M’Geaoby, Conservative, Mr. Langtoo, Whig, will be returned. The Hoo. P. H. F. Berkeley's eleotioa is considered safe. Bodmin-— On Thursday evening last, Mr. Charles ...

... ry History—Mr. Roebuck and Miss Marti neau. VI I. Lady Theresa Lewis’ Clanmdon Gallenr. _ VIII. Lord Holland’s Memoirs the Whig Fartj. Postscript—the General Election. John Murray, Albcmarl e-street. UNIFI C E N T PRBS NT to the SUBSCRIBERS the LONDON ...

... which Mr. Croker deals with Lord Holland’s memoirs of the Whig party can guessed from his suggesting a new title for the book, a selection of lies and libels against all Tories and certain Whigs.” THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW FOR JULY Chapman, Strand. The sustained ...

... Harry Vane (Whig) and Mr. Farrer (Derbyite), the late members, are the only candidates. Dubhaji (North), —The nomination is fixed for the 16th inst., the city of Durham. The only candidates are Lord Seaham (Derbyite), and Mr. Shafto (Whig), the late members ...

... was very young man. believed his conscience that the Derby government had done more for the country in six months than the Whigs had done in six years The Mayor then called for show of hands, and nearly half the meeting was held up in favour of late members ...

... y History—Sir. Roebuck and Miss Martiueau. VII. Lady Theresa Lewis’ Clarendon Gallery. VIII. Lord Holland's Memoirs of the Whig Party. Postscript—the General Election. J Murray, Albemarle-street. NEW NOVEL the AUTHOR The SCARLET LETTER,” &c. Now ready ...

... large. Mr. Oliveira declared himself not to be supporter of the Derby Ministry. had learned his principles in the good old Whig school—there he had oailed his colours, and there they would ever remain. show of hands for the different candidates was then ...