... to erase the implicated nnrrtes. any wonder that Delhi is not taken, while the officers are cursing their Generals? Xorthern Whig. Volunteers For India. The Highland Borderers Light Infantry (Stirlingshire) have Volunteered for India, the officers having ...

... seven hundred pounds. Then there was the case of somebody in Belfast against the admirably conducted and influential Northern Whig, where the pursuer got sixpence damages, and had to pay his own costs, amounting to between and „300; and a few days since ...

... Mr Lowe, the others keeping out the way. The motion was lost the coalition of the Tories with Lord John Russell's school of Whigs. ...

... two great Chieftains, burying in forgetfulness hereditary feuds of immemorial antiquity—by the incongruous coalition of the Whig Marquisate of Breadalbane with the Conservative Dukedom of Athole. In the main, the surmise seems justified by Lord James' ...

... quitting the Queen's service, after having held office for so many years under a Whig Minister. We believe the next session will, however, solv ...

... successful in passing his Bills decree which is scarcely credible. Hostility to there been expressed on all hands in Scotland, Whigs, .Radicals, and nondescripts, while not single voice .been raised in tbeir favour; and yet they have passed I h Parliament ...

... Dunalley and the Hon. George Ponsonby, who succeeds to the title and estates. The late Viscount was a consistent supporter of the Whig Government, though from his age and increasing infirmities he has for many years been unable to attend Parliament. The Lord ...

... great degree with his own. The suspicious part of this affair is when we see a compact made between an old Conservative and new Whig not to contest the election, because they both approve of the Premier's home policy This compact is not ; a good certificate ...

... nor ostentatious, and in every-day life, gave no evidence of the possessor of the results of these enormous frauds —No * them Whig. ...

... there is Mr Cobden—once a Radical of the Radicals ; there is Lord Stanley—son of a Tory ex-Premier ; and Mr Headlam—son of a Whig dignitary of the Church. There is the English squire, the Lancashire manufacturer, the heir of an Earldom, and the Chancery ...

... has excited but one feeling of surprise throughout the entire county ; and although he comes forward on the strength of the Whig interest, not a few of the more respectable and independent members of that party refuse to lend themselves to such an unprincipled ...

... see it come from such a quarter. It is a mere feint, however, on the part of the writer, and a very flimsy one to boot. The Whig Government have done themselves infinite damage by the very opposite of what this writer wishes to insinuate ; and of all their ...