... THE WHIG AMPHITRYON AND WHIPPER-IN. For twenty years—from 1832 to 1852—there was no name better known “ about the House” than that of Lord Marcus Hill. Individual characteristics rendered him the illustration of a system; and, if historians ever went ...

... hon, members represented to a meete ing of Irish members that in the event of the Derby governs ment being turned out, and a Whig succeed: them, there would be no di-position on the part of the new government to extend the income tax to Ireland. He was ...

... Baron Fcnucfather will retire from the Exchequer, and succeeded by Mr. Hatchell, Q.C., the Attorney-General under the last Whig government—and that Mr. Commissioner Macan, the senior Commissioner of Bankrupts, will make way for Mr. John Pennefather, one ...

... accredited agents ef the Whig iy made such a proposal. tre honourable member who has just sat down whether he believes me or does not believe me [loud cries of hear]? Does the bon. gentleman mean that accredited agen's ot the Whig party made such agreement ...

... Congress, and certain Democratic members. In consequence of the division of the Democratic party into Hards and Softs, the Whigs are rapidly rising in public confidence, and they have already secured a majority in both branches of the Legislature of New ...

... with whom 1 transacted business last winter; one from the leading ship|>crs and ship owners of Philadelphia, Democrats and Whigs; and many other memorials. Alfred Mitchell. The above statement of the facts in reference to the appointment of the consul ...

... untrammelled, and determined to do all in his power to for- ard the interests of Ireland and of the borough; and al- though a Whig-Radical, decidedly opposed to much of the policy of Lord Aberdeen’s government. We strongly re- commend the Conservative electors ...

... The commi tee was appointed on Tuesday :— Mr T J Headlam, chairman (Whig); Lord H Bentinek (Conservative) ; Lord Norreys (Conservative); Mr H J Baillie (Conservative); MrT R Blackett (Whig). Atutoxe Exection.—An Athlone Correspondent in- forms us that the ...

... their pi ciples, and their professions we think ‘hey justly merit public re probation. Mr. M. Bellew took office under the Whigs, the par-y to which he and hss family belonged ; and yet because of the conduct of that party in relation to the ecclesiastical ...

... the previous evening vhear>. He was sorry to have to add tlmt everv the Whig government who spofce the motion the previous evening declared against the remit was. that the Whigs had a large majority on the division which took place at earlv hour that ...

... cent during the past twelve von he. The arrivals for the week have been bat 0, both from Odessa wiih wheat and Indian Northern Whig. Fripiy Event he arrivals of vith corn this week, though se eral of them: hi J been long felayed, were nun is, and the mark ...

... against Fah ey and Mahony, who were accordingly committed to gaol. Ma. J. Sadi.kik, M.P.—The London correspondent of the Xorthrrn Whig says A mark of honour was paid Mr. John Sadloir, Saturday last, in London. You are aware that in addition to his other manifold ...