... be sure young man of rare talent, and will one day play an important part; but I know him well; at bottom his tendencies are Whig; if we do not immediately engage him in our ranks he will escape from us. Give him something to do; he will serve you well ...

... of Comptroller to the Queen's Household. We believe the next session will, ho ever, solve solve the mystery, and the quondam Whig Comptroller of the Household, having succeeded to parer and become Marquis of Queetishery, will is &ad - voting with the Earl ...

... rebuilding, on first originated. The young Queen was shock; I at it; every “round alike of honour and archeology. This was, the Whigs told her, an exorbitant pretension utterly expression feeling, which ought to have been conch.- it a sive, has, however, been ...

... not be unac ceptable in the Emerald Isle. Lord John Russell is to step into a peerage and the Presidency of the Council, the Whig party being thus prevented, if so inclined, from rallying round an independent ban- ner ; while the Peelites are to be secured ...

... of the Scottish Freehold Movement, which, notwithstanding the opposition of the Conservatives and certain sections of the Whigs, is still advancing in public estimation. Mr Taylor of Birmingham, so well known in connection with the Forty Shilling Freehold ...

... trial. The trial took place at Inverness, where the North Circuit usually commences, before Lord Moncrieff, one of the old Whig judges—all honour to their memory stanch believers in port wine and liberty as they were. It lasted from ten o'clock the first ...

... children, who was m search i her husband, ill the same steamer, supplying them with abundance food for the Belfast Northern Whig.’ The Union liank of Aus'.rilia ceclaiei dividend of per sent, free oi Ineom ■ iv. Solution Qi'Aßiz.-The Australian papers ...

... wait patiently with closed ; V . Ld onen mouths, until in the fullness of time., the Scotsman and his aristocratic and legal Whig sup- Vrs shall consider us sufficiently intelligent and sufficiently loyal to la- entrusted with that fmnetase which is possessed ...

... on the plea that it went too far. With- out the support of both these, Lord John would have little chance, since the of the Whig party, of going through with his Bill. But that support may behad. They entertain a joint hatred of the preseut Premier, the ...

... above contains his Duncan Campbell, Voyage Round the World, and some tracts relating the Hanover Succession. Daniel wasa&tanuch Whig, and actively engaged in promoting the union with Scotland. In fiction his characteristic features are well known; he could ...

... intemperance was the cause of death ; and Frew was cautioned by the coroner not to interfere with medicines again.— Northern Whig.* Grand Investiture of the Knights of the Order of St Patrick. —A grand investiture of the knights of this illustrious order ...

... and went more than half-way over to the Conservatives. They were partly impelled by the conciliatory Irish policy of the Whigs, and partly seduced by the professions of the other party. Now, the appearance of Sir Andrew Agnew the position he occupied ...