... Wellington himself, that the idea of making this request first ori- ginated. The young Queen was shocked at it; it war, the whigs told her, an exorbitant pretension, utterly unauthorjeed by precedent. It was added that the great ladies of the conservative ...

... off upon the quarter is painfully apparent. There is also a decrease in the yearly d returns. As is usually the case under Whig mismanage- e meincr our financial system exhibits signs of decline, and its elasticity has already been materially impaired ...

... niajoriay of 160, at three it was 176, and at the close it had somewhat diminished. The final numbers were:-- Cavendish ?? ?? (Whig) 1617 Hamilton ?? (Conservative) 1,456 Majority . ?? 161 DEPARTURV OF THE Tiga' CRIZFEAY COR- REsPoNDENT FOR INTDIA.-Ou ...

... Assizes, that the actioa for libel brought by Mr James Kennedy, of this town, against the pro- prietors of the 2Vortherna Whig, has been settled, the defendants offering the plaintiff an apology and pay- ing their own costs. The terms of the apology ...

... hand, if Lord Palmerston, in the Address, proposes to introduce into Parliament an extended and Radicsl Reform Bill, the old Whigs vill take fire and join the Conservatives against the Government. The issue of such an event would be the certain break-up ...

... of Messrs. Andrew Sitewart and UoCcj of Greenock. The liabilities are estimated at £75,000. a 12 Ri d The Belfast Norlhe~rni Whig, in noticling'the run upon of h the banks in that district, Says- At times ?? becomes TI I- very evident that, owing to i ...

... rates should fine weather set is. Dutch is quoted to-day at 97s. 6d. to 102s. 6d. per hogshead; Riga, 50s. to 52s. 6d. per ?? Whig. i I ...

... ladies layreo the bedchaamoer brought~the whigs in again, and then Iteradicals (being always for the destruction of everything) toes mode it one of the conditions of their rendering their support ipel to the new whig government that the penny-postage system ...

... WIEBEATE R.-The trea- sure which we'val'e most e hide. Tl1EBEBY R3AtNGS A TAiL.-The EZdialbrghg Review has transferred its Whig fealty from John Risseil to Palmerston. This is not fickleness, hut mere 'trade competition. The Quarterly, last time, bad ...

... of the politics of each member, a more extended stste- Wmat has been required than in the days when the short words- 1 Whig and 1Tory,1 Co~nservativoeII nd 11 Liberal sufte ato classify the house. In all possible cases the exact words ef athe ...

... question, and avlsose L Liberal nominee was obliged to fly from Dudley in consequiellee of theindignatiin (if Tories, Peelitcs, Whigs and Liberals against isim and his patrisn. Mr. Master- wan is again. set down as a Conservative, and of course his retirement ...

... Blackifriars and Grrenwich, maker and gr' 2 vendor of paint. re. - 6E1. Law'ton, Isaucheater, cotton waste dealer. th -27 C. Whig, Fuihum, apothecary. -27 S. Couldrey, Stainoby-roed, Limehouss, lime merchant, no 31 i V.,KS, and J. Keighley, Keighley, worslo'l ...