... never appears is public; seldom ever attends in the House of Lords; bat, whenever negotiations are on foot that concern the Whigs, His Grace's same is thrust forward. The immediate cause of Lord Palmerston's visit to a man so astute mid wary, is said to ...

... obtained in his favour the revival of the ancient barony of Beaumont, and Sir Jacob Astley, the Whig M.P. for Norfolk, that of Hastings. In 1841 another batch of Whig creations appeared, just before the retirement of Lord Melbourne's ministry. English baronies ...

... will produce. The work of i the old political eystem luxe been accomplished—the old j parties are worn out—the days of the Whigs and Tories are gone for ever and vain will be all attempts to galvanise i these corpses. Fresh interests, new problems rise ...

... Colborte. 1840 Mr. Miles Stapleton obtained in his favour the revival of the ancient barony of Beaumont, and Sir Jacob As!lcy, the Whig M.P. for Norfolk, that of Hastings. In 1841 English baronies were conferred on the Scotch Earl of Stair and tue Irish Earl ...

... virtue of being Lord-Lieutenant of Inverness-shire, an office to which he, too, was appointed out of his turn. Lord Glenelg, a Whig, should have obtained that office. He was a man of ahifity, and rendered good service to the Melbourne Administration. But ...

... performed on the dumb animal that I relate it to you for the honour and credit of veterinary science.—Correspondent of Northern Whig. MINING COMPANY OF IRELAND.—At the halfyearly meeting, held on Thursday in Dublin, a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent, per ...

... reference to a late deceased nobleman is cruel and uncalled-for. The memory of this nobleman should be held sacred by both parties, Whig or Conservative; and we feel satisfied the writer ot the letter, hardened though he may be, will on reflection regret having ...

... unsuccessful bombardment. Fortunately ter the country, the Whigs were not in opposi. tion. The Conservative party acted up to the prophecy of Mr D IS RAELI, when ho told the ex-Leader of the Whigs, during the Coalition, that no future Wellington should ...

... Music Seller, and of Monts. Gray & Warren, Book- sellers, High-street, Croydon. CROYDON, Tim wax Paz.nr.--The Paha was taken Whig magistrates at Elboaccatorshire, llaserasy with sighs the August. *Wan bows . than, and Ctraiad 101. to to to M: y as saes ...

... the policy of tle war were divided, and, thanks to a bed-chamber intri gue In the court of Queen Anne, Marlborough and the Whigs were 'illrned out of office, and the Treaty of Utrecht was hastily a gn ed to, by which the Allies obtained less than they ...

... the Church throughout the world. The English Whigs stand by virtue of Irish support that is become indispensable to the faction now, and if we oould muster sufficient magnanimity and zeal we could lay the Whigs low for fifty years to come. Fifty, even twenty ...

... Dutch chorister. Then were the of party in notion in Irani, and partienthip in even to the shedding d blood, when Whig sad Tory were titles that bon a meaning, end indicated an animosity es deadly and hatriskiel is that whisk between the Rival ...