... quitting the Queen's service, after having held office for so many years under a Whig Minister. We believe the next session will, however, solve the mystery, and the quondam Whig Comp- troller of the Household, having succeeded to the peerage and be- come ...

... These are difficult ins *; questions to solve, even in the narrowest sense of, Whig 'po ps faction. Let small boroughs be abolished, and whati.will re] Is. become of the Whigs ? The i' families would think-tvwice lee b- before giving up Malton, Peterborough ...

... 's quitting Queon's service, after having held office for many years under a whig minister. We bclive the next session will, however, solve the mystery, ana the quoudam whig comptroller of the household, having succeeded to the peerags become Marquis ...

... Wellington himself, that the idea of making this request first originated. The young Queen was shocked at it; it was, the Whigs told her, exorbitant pretension, utterly unauthorised by precedent. was added that the great ladies of the Conservative party ...

... English midland counties. The movement has already elicited a considerable amount of opposition, both from the conserva- tive and whig organs, on these grounds, among others, that the burghs are not called upon or entitled to agitate for any change in the r ...

... NOTES ON NEWS. Oub conflict with China is condemned on all sides. The Whig Daily News agrees with the Radical Advertiser and the Conservative Herald in denouncing the precipitate conduct of the British Consul. The Times t stands alone in seeking to justify ...

... Wellinaton himself, that the idea of making this request first originated. The young Queen was shocked at it; it was, the Whigs told her, an exorbitant pretension, utterly unauthorized by precedent. It was added that the great ladies of the Conservative ...

... candidates to fill up the vacancy caused by the elevation of Sir Alexander Cock burn to the judicial bench. Mr. Wcguelin, the Whig, is governor of the Bank of England, a man well versed in figures, and as such considered by no less a personage than our clever ...

... remains But difficulties of resolve Till “ it to like it ? ? small abnli-hcd? the great exclusively to in small be will of Whigs? “ families” twice before giving Arundel many seats It) strong against proposition their family tak-n believe “old this that ...

... and hope ever will bo, tho riche t, most hard-working and most-producio country the world ever sav. Since the passing of tho Whig Reform Dill, however, matters have changed in respects, I j said it would, from the revolutionary tcndsncy of j that precious ...

... of Wh 4-Radical slateemanship—we now have both; audit will not be thefault of either, nor the fault of their progeniton, the Whig-Radicals, if our social condition not develops itself into the full-blown atrocity of the Red Republic.' To this the Nonconformist ...

... Colege, c , Dublin, and was c on seeratt 4ia the year IslB. in politics Dr. Wilson wks at-' oil and staunch suppeAer of the Whigs, and s i ne , elevation had been justly esteemed for a shirit of genuine liberality and the total absence of all e r, r i d ...