... promise for this oh pee in the ‘vote can determine the question; the &re no longer what they used to be— Whig and Tory. The beyond the old Whigs, and not only often Liberals to win measures in which the interest of the pecple of the city generally is ...

... hands of the Bishop. They talked about him as good sort of goose, promoted to a wig and palace because he was related to a Whig peer. They cold manage him, they fancied, but they had all heard that the chaplain was a terrible fellow, made up of divinity ...

... been said that the Whigs were a family party, and for that reason lie had left his own friends out. had plaved the hero and left them to play the martyrs. And, speaking' of. the Whig party, would never shrink from the spallation of Whig, because he believed ...

... Lander, Corpus Rox Jo ce from Hornby, Trin. Butler, Trin. ental in Poole, Joh. Spurgin, Clare system. Harlock, Pet. n. H. e Whig Burrow, J. H., Cath. Ward, A. Pen mised to Wilkinson, Richards, Jesus Wilde, Clare Boustield, Cains Ministry shen Sir Cooper ...

... Working ok the Maine Law —A little more than two months ago the Prohibitory Liquor Law, which had been passed by the Seward Whigs in connection with the ultra temperance men, went into nominal effect. Thns far it haa proved wbat all reasonable men foresaw ...

... in office. Lord John Russell on Monday night, did his best to re-establish himself in the good graces of the nation, but the Whig leader has hardly fared so well as the Peelite Ministerial squabbles at home have materially dimin- ished the interest, which ...

... is the duty of the inhabitants, to assist the police and to atrengthen them iv the discharge of their duty. Could tbe Old Whig himaelf. Mr Editor, have phrased this more to bis mind, or in terms more strong and cogent? Coming from the Leiceater bench ...

... in one harmonious connection such fragmentary bodies as Lord Palmerston and his personal friends, the Russell clique of old Whigs, the Grey cousinhood, Mr. Baines and the Dissenters, Sir William M~olesworth and the Radicals, Brookes's Club wmith its old ...

... light, and im fact seeming a mere shadow. At the bottom of this was shown, in somewhat doubtful colours, the figure of an old whig, which we thought as though it wanted trimmi ing. At the residence Prussian Ambassador was ex- hibited a of the Prussia, hand ...

... will make new election at Taunton necessary. The Morning AdcertUer thus adverts to Mr. Labouchere's claims as member of the Whig domestic circle:—“ As we were the first to state, beliet the Duke of Newcastle, from motives which are creditable to ills Grace ...

... Very Rev. Theophilus Blakely, who died last w-eek ill Dublin at advanced age. The deceased .vas appointed Dean of Connor the Whigs in 1807. He was of Inmty Hau, Cambridge, which is chiefly resorted to by law students, and it believed that he was called to ...

... his purpose better. The vacant offices have, we understand, been al- ready offered to certain noblemen and gentlemen of the Whig Lord Palmerston having found a piebald im- ’ is determined to try how one all of the same colour may work under his guidance ...