... follows : —1. Leith, before referred to, decided Liberal—a supporter of Lord Pahnerston's Government, 2, Colonel Sykes ( A Whig and something, more,) Deputy Chairman the East India Company, well known for his scientific, and especially statistical a ...

... —lt is stated that Lord James Murray, the brother of the Duke of Athole, who had come forward to contest this county on the Whig interest, has now resolved to withdraw his pretensions, so that its present accomplished representative, Mr Stirling of Keir ...

... Wellesleys) famed for the profligacy of its men and the insanity of its women. He continues to do the dirty work extraordinary the Whigs, while his clever brother kicks his wife and children out of their home on pittance insufficient to keep life and soul together ...

... the subject out of the hand3 of Lord John, with many civil apologies for trenching upon his peculiar province, and the little Whig Lord, who has too much sense to express mortification at the prospect of seeing his work done another, says the Premier has ...

... shall again be snch as to make the pressure of taxation severely felt, it is probable that revelations of jobs perpetrated by Whig Governments, and winked at by obsequious Parliaments, will be made equalling the worst times of Tory misrule. Whatever may ...

... the ears, and to represent them as in a state of political antagonism. Is was well stated by Lord Dunfermline, that venerable Whig, in a recent Letter— was disgusted by the new movement being rested the princ'ple that the virtues of the towns were to be ...

... intrigues of the time and w- very impartially and, believe, very truly, accused play,', to both parties to the Cannmgites and Whigs on the one 1,.,,, . the Tories on the other. Be this as it may, certain it •X death of Canning and the battle of Xavarino ...

... Leatham (Liberal), will be nominated. —Should Mr Beckett become candidate for Leeds, as so many of his Conservative and high Whig friends desire, there will be a vacancy for Ripon.—At King's Lynn there will in all probability be no opposition to the re-election ...

... Minister, sittiug not far from the Recorder on Tuesday, owed him grudge for some offence committed against eminent member of the Whig party, and believed (truly, I fancy,) that there were men more emiuent in the profession, and more deserving of elevation to ...

... cause for desiring the overthrow of Lord Derby's Administration in 1852. It was by the junction ot these sections that the Whigs obtained their majority. The received their reward in a short tenure of office. The Independent Liberals received for their ...

... has present a . large and beautiful Stock of NEW GOODS for the Winter Season, and respecfully invites attention to the folio whig. MILLINERY BONNETS In large variety, from the cheapest to the finest quality. The latter are not exposed in the Window. STRAW ...

... that people who know nothing about them will not manage them any better, but a great deal worse, for us. Yet our le islators—Whig and Tory-Liberal and Conservative (they are all very much alike on tbis point)-would fain break down, without meaning it, we ...