... Digby Seymour, in the person of Mr Henry Fenwick, of South Lodge, near Chester-le-Street. There is a Radical party and an old Whig, or Lambton party in the town, who divide the Liberal interest. Mr Seymour, who is sonin-law to Mr J. J. Wright, the leading ...

... he is in his own person a sort of Whig institution. Although slightly erratic, and out of his orbit for the present, yet when he falls into it again, he will draw to himself, by the force of attraction, all the Whig atoms now floating through space. Lord ...

... a position from which they have been saved at present only through fear of its jeopardising the alliance with France. Tux Whigs and the Peelites have broken at last. The symptom of II coldness occurred after Lord John Russell's return from Vienna and ...

... _paper in Scotland . But _, for _several years _, it has been chiefly _distinguished for two things—its _snbserviency to a _Whig clique and its _decided enmity to _Erangeiical Saligioa —mS _lia _goes _on _to _tell bow , at _the tiroo of the _Disruption ...

... after exonerati.g lb. I P.N. fn. having had anylling to do with the rustier, lord Shaftesbury has bean neither Peelits nor Whig. 11. ea.. therefore, the proper to be plead is • Cabin., which Lord Landow. reveal. already equabliliog about the of pow. Bet ...

... CIIB A. (From the Examiner.) The leading Whig newspaper of New York characterises the official papers on the foreign enlistment dispute, brought over by the last American mail, as an attempt to get up 'a difficulty with Great Britain, to influence the ...

... the Whig party. Lord Palmerston having found a piebald impracticable, is determined to try how one all of the same colour may work under his guidance. He has, indeed, been admonished, if report speak truly, within the last few days that his Whig supporters ...

... ncy of Ireland. The says, Lord Palmerston has endeavoured to extract the materials of a Government from the remains of the Whig party, with some addition of men new to the ranks of official life. The first and most difficult office to fill of those now ...

... NATIONAL EDUCATION IN IRELAND. The twenty.Rrst Repel of the Comnikaionera of National Education in Ireland (Whig the Report for the year 1864) in Loodon ow Thereday. It states that on tbe 3let Reeember 1853, there schools in operatioe, which attended ...

... 1855. GEonoGi REx, (The signatures of all the Misisters follow.) AMERICA. TIME ANTI SLAVERY PAlT~Y. The Whigs of New York are mutating the Whigs if Ohio, and saurreder to the anti-slavery party. The Republican, or anti-slavery party propei, is to meet ...

... of the electors of the _burghs , on the ground of being a commercial man . He ( Air _Baxter ) was more of a Kadical _than a Whig _, _but he was _no _leveller . His maxim was to be moderate in all things ; and , _although a _Dissenter , he would not _• ...

... this momant any raw Mance of union or disciplioe, for the seppertare sod members of the lam Adminiatratirn divided sot only Whigs ▪ Peoliter--the followers :if lard John Russell mad the fol. of Lard Aberdeen—but also into thew who eupported sod who °mimed ...