... wake a new electiou at Taunton necessary. The Morning .4drertiler thus adverts to Mr. Labouchere's claims as a member of the Whig domestic circle :— As we were the first to state, we believe the Duke of Newcastle, from motives which are creditable to his ...

... suffrages of the Commons; but it is understood that Mr, lntsroy, the Chairman of Committees, will be put forward by the old Whig party. The Morning Port says :— The Queen has transmitted to Miss Nightingale a jewelled ornament of great beauty, which may ...

... Botts. In 1840, or thereabouts, they were both leading and violent Whigs, and contributed largely, by their eloquence and exertions in and out of Congress, to the success of the Whig tic et. They partel in Tyler's time, Mr. Botts denouncing with char ...

... Very Rev. Theophilue Blakely, who died last week in Dublin at an waned age. The deceased was appointed Dean of Connor by the Whigs in 1807. Ile was of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, which is chiefly resorted to by law students, and it is believed that he was called ...

... Mr. Jo,eph Ste-k, LLD., Judge of the Irish Admiralty Court, in his f;;lth year. The deceased was a staunch supporter of the Whig part y , and some 16 or 17 years since contested the representation of Trinity College—with what success may he readily imagined; ...

... done'—but y edited Obeyed with se-vile And Dow theta, till SONS and grief, Which even thous l 'hued in thine own Hooted by Whigs an Meet And followers of P And hushed to mere by sterns Raised 'debut the h of SAM. Russell, ellen Is now *enrich That marks ...

... there • si,ted between the intellectoal constitiitton mon and the •stersoil world a wonderfully re gu•site otthoelite proof 01 Whig's he vista aril lbw agreement • of Whir Way the Iron tf abstract inte t lectual processes a ith obter.ed o'c:iconam ' .--ol ...