... will postponed for a fortnight from the 13tb of Uarcb, and I have reason to believe that Lord Harry Vane, on the part of 60 Whig members of both Houses, was deputed to inform Lord John Russell that they could not give the measure their support—to which ...

... die Cont- second Kelly of the gave er, very candour Whigs ire, sinco vo Mr. hich— to ...

... its prominence as the special feature and current topic of the Parliamentary campaign. Mr. Lavard, an ex-menil>er of the late Whig Administration, brought on an independent” motion touching the foreign policy of the Government. Upon the subject of the argument ...

... constituencies. Up to the prevent time we have had in command of one naval force brought to bear on this Russian question • Whig Admiral, and the result, at present, has been far from brilliant. We shall vow see what • practical Reformer can do afloat ...

... enfranchised by the savings bank clause., supposing the time of deposit to be settled at one, two, or three years. A meeting of Whig members of Parliament has been held at Lord Harry Vane's, and a resolution, it is said, adopted, for urging the Ministers to ...

... concealed her contempt for all. aborti to speak plainly, if not mad, she was very worthless woman.—Zorti Molland’a Mmoir* qf the Whig Party. Success in “the House.”— ln Blackwood the secret of Parliamentary success is thus explained, Lord Palmeraton being tbe ...

... enfranchised by . the savings bank ages., supposing the time of depo sit to be 'tented at One, two, a three years. 41 meeting of Whig members of Parliament has been h e w i t Lord Harry . Vane's, and a resolution, it is adopted, fqr urg ing the Ministers to ...

... FRO-M A LONDON CORRESPONDEN-T. A rumour is prevalent that a large body of the Whig party waited on Lord John Russeil last week to remon- strate with him on the provisions of the Reform 13,, and on the inappropriateness of the time for bringing it forward ...

... opinion that if ever a town was bamboozled, it is !e. Derby. If ever a shabby trick was done by tha shabby Co iii Whigs, the shabby 'Whigs of Derby have done one of the u an most shab by (Much cheering.) bIothing could he more p iot, fatal to Whi~gissri ...

... their suffrages; that would bring forward the Paymaster and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, end such facts would unseat the Whig candidate ; and success, fully carry out the great principles which should ever prevail among the people of Ireland. To the ...

... at ties, they shall not go all to the tories, but the whigs shall my get a chore of them. I should like you to look over the .w counties of England, and see what cort of men they are- ic the whigs and liberals thet generally get in for counties- d- when ...

... broad-sheet of the Whig. This battle between the friends quite a spectacle; and, all outward seeming, the most affectionate play the world. Whenever Mr. Rogers gets up one of those meetings, where tomahawks those scampish landlords whom the Whig used defend ...