... WHIG M.P.’S BANKING REVELATIONS. On Wednesday, before Mr, CotnoiiMiouer Holroy«i, in of Bankruptcy, London, Mr. Humphrey Brown, M.P. for Tewkesbury, was examined in tho case of the Royal British B*nk. paid he became a director in February, i»oJ ; was ...

... THE IRISH SECRETARYSHIP. ibis high office appears to have been going, a-begging, among the favored of the Whig clique. were threatened with a virtual renewal of the Clarendon regime ; but, said, the place was declined the Honorable Mr. Villiers, the ground ...

... parties in country met on nearly equal terms, and the Whigs only able retain office at the price of the Lichfield-house compact. Even in later years, when circumstances became favorable them, the Whig party broke down in 1839 and l&ll, and failed in public ...

... diminished, annihilated, or dealt with according to the pleasure of the Legislature. DOWER FOR THE PRINCESS ROYAL,—WHIG PROFESSION AND WHIG PRACTICE. True it is that, in a sense, the age of chivalry is past.” Queens are not now found, like Margaret of Anjou ...

... the insincerity of the Whigs, and their shifting and selfish policy, have been plainly evinced. But, notwithstanding that the provision for the daughter of England” has been proposed to be made on scale incompatible with Whig professions, the unanimous ...

... placemeut of Mr. Frederick Peel and other office-holders from seats in the House of Commons, one, at least, has been filled. The Whig Member for County Louth, who bad been named as the most likely man for either the Treasury or the Irish-office, goes to the ...

... party ; he refused to join the Stephen’s Green Club in Dublin, on account of its Whig complexion, and he never attended a levee at Dublin Castle. To say that he is a Whig, or has a leaning to it, is an infamous calumny. No—as I mentioned in former letter ...

... The weather is now somewhat settled and summer-like.aud farming operations ate carried ou with great vigour. The Northern Whig observes that the zeal of the Marquis of Hertford’s agent in serving * notices to quit’ on tenants who gave independent votes ...

... for reserve, still constitute the policy of Lord Palmerston. His tone cannot even yet distinctly identified with Conservative Whig, His brief speech Thursday wants the firmness and precision that mark strong convio tions and matured ideas. The only thing ...

... Heaves one pulse for native glory. Love for all's its inmost guest What’s the East, or what’s the West. North or South, or Whig or Tory? Feeling rings through every lone • You live here, and I live yonder, But each inch of soil’s my own, Farther off the ...

... bat the pi oceedjngs were conducted in conversational way. shall enter fully on the question in Wednesday's Examiner. The Whig obserres • The tone observed was practical and unpretentious. The resolutions point out the position of Ulster in regard to ...

... Lord John in exile, the Legitimist chief of the historic ami traditional Whig party. There is Sir James Graham, who acts Orleanism to the very life, now nppealing to his old Whig associates.now calling the KadicaU his friends. And there is Mr Roebuck ...