... 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 Comptroller of the Household, having succeeded to the peerage and becoming Marquis ...

... that name, now in custody for obtaining several sums of mone y rom Messrs, bankers, London, by means of checks. e Northern Whig states that a may, named Haddon, who lived in Union-street, Belfast, v;as choked of beef-steak he had for dinner. on Christmas ...

... inoffensive wa mannerss and genial temper, made him a welcome guest in every company. In pvlities he was an unflinching | pa whig. @ gave his first vote at Cockermouth in the great rer contest b:tween the late Earl of Carlisle, then Lord Morpeth, dit an ...

... suitors not at all to her taste. Six months after the Conservative Sir E. Butler has taken his seat for Southampton, and the Whig General Codrington his seat for Greenwich, we may have a general election,—and half the Liberal constituencies of the empire ...

... ment ?” It is known that the present Premier of England looks with uneasy glances at the once puissant leader of the great Whig connection. The Ministerial parasites scarcely hide their attempts to ruin the future ts of the statesman whose name shines ...

... period assigned for its abolition. Sir Robert Peel obtained its revival for the laudable purpose of re- dressing the blunders of Whig financiers; and a solemn pledge was given that when that object had been accomplished the burthen should be taken off the national ...

... freedom of election may def light to honour, hearing in mind the disastrous results which have ensued from the neglect of the whigs in not making the ballot part the Reform Bill of 1852 ; the name of Nicholson will ever hav.e on reformeis a claim for their ...

... so gross,—its operation, in many cases, so ridiculously untrue, that it is not pretended, even in Conservative Clubs or old Whig coteries, we can goon much longer without another Reform Bill. To say that Lord Derby himself is not irreconcilably averse ...

... multiply, manure becomes abuudant and cheap, and the district begins to increase its productiou of corn.— Northern (Belfast) Whig. leish and Scotch Agricultural Statistics. —A return published last week shows that last year there were under crops in Ireland ...

... it consisted of an aggregation of mere children who may be trifled with at pleasure. Iu conversations in the market- place a Whig takes you by the button and commences an exulting oration—* Well, you Conservatives are fairly done this time ; you are check-mated ...

... motion—spoke against it with unqualified hostility—divided the House against it—and carried with him into the lobby a tail of Whig placemen. Hence the majority of 13 ! The Liberal party is not in power,—it is only not in opposition. Lord Palmerston—who never ...

... sincere politician, if his noble lord at the head of the government came up to the idea of one, and what capacity Was it a whig, tory, radical—or mixture ot all three (Hear, hear.) Sir F. Baring cordially supported the propositions of his right hon. friend ...