... Viscount Anson, by a daughter of the first Earl of Leiceeter, so wdl known as Coke of Norfolk. Lord Lichfield was always a atrong Whig in politics. He filled the office of Postmaster-General from 1835 to 1841, during which period the important reduction in tbe ...

... on tbe 2d inst., at his residence, Springfield, Dun- gannon, after a short illness, in the 63d year of his age. — Northern Whig. Death of James Dargan, Esq. — On Friday evening, at his residence, Thomas-street, after a short illness, tbe above gentleman ...

... day says, in re- ! ferer.ee to this charter, ' ; If this be true, it is a fact j full of significance. What has induced the Whigs I to make this concession to a prelate whom, three i years ago, they denounced in full Parliament as 'an j Italian monk V—whomY ...

... vacancy occurring in 1834, from which date until 1837 he represented | that city. His lordship was a strong supporter of the Whig party. In 1808 he married the eldest daughter of the Right Hon. Thomas Steele, by whom he had, with olh& issue, a son, William ...

... Government carried on for the he, ?? with the concurrence and assent of the people n' 1 point their differences with the Whigs were more „ ' b tions of degree than questions of principle. The-*^ have often advocated measures which they would hay sorry ...

... lition, when the Whigs were tottering, and when Lord Cla- rendon, with a great reputation for having put down a rebellion which never broke out, was in Ireland, he was pointed to as the possible Premier who could combine Peelites and Whigs into a safe Cabinet ...

... sat together in the enjoyment of their anuual festivity. In Belfast, everything was regular. In Dromore, says the Northern Whig, the Orangemen drowned the lily in silence and secret, if the ceremony was performed at all ; and, beyond the exhibition of ...

... Hon. Cecil Weld Forester, M.P. for Wenlock; Mr. Beriab Botfield, .ate Peelite M.P. for Lud- low ; and Mr. Jobn Cotes, late Whig M.P. for North Shrop- shire, and son-in-law of the late Earl of Liverpool. Ru- mours are also afloat that the deceased gentleman's ...

... Governor, Lieutenant-Governor, Se- I nators, and Representatives. The tickets on the present Occasion were four in number— the Whig, Democratic, Free ! Democratic, and Temperance. Each voter, on entering, I selected a ticket, and then made such alterations ...

... MORNING POST. Sir,— l fully agree with the sentiments expressed in your late able article on the Charity Commission. Of all Whig commissions it bears the palm, both in respect to poverty of construction and inadequacy of purpose. Three commissioners and ...

... win a triumph over those in power, by making an alliance with the party ofthe future. In this manner it came about that the Whigs for half a century stood between the ten- dency of monarchy towards absolute power on the one hand, and the hereditery sup ...

... Reform Bill of 1832, the proposer of the fixed duty on corn of 1841, the Premier of the Whig Government of 1846, and the ostensible leader (ia 1854) of a Peelite, Whig, and Radical fusion, The other array crowded behind the successful author, and ?? orator ...