... Commons, ofthe origin of -which very many are probably totally ignorant The two par- ties, far excellence, heretofore known as Whigs and Tories, are now comprehended under the titles of f ?? ?? and Consketatives. It is one of these pajjiMta, no matter what ...

... THE PRINCESS ROYAL'S MARRIAGE. Hex Majesty Queen Victoria (gays the Northern Whig) the most energetic of ladies. She was delivered of daughter week or two ago; and, last night, she sent mess.gesto both Houses of Parliament that she was going to get daughter ...

... particularly in corn, was also beginning to become a very prominent object of popular feeling; and the agitation which the Whig Agricultural Protection Bill had produced ten years before had left seeds of discontent, ready to germinate when a fit season ...

... common sense feels that is a gross imposture, and it will be a happy day for Ireland when we get rid of it for ever.— Northern Whig. ...

... recording the politics of each member, and a more extended statement has been required than in the days when the short words Whig and Tory, Conservative and Liberal, sufficed to classify the Honse.• In all possible cases the exact words of the member ...

... de- Elorable prostragation of Cardiganshire and Pem- rokeshire, the adjoining counties. Earl Cawdor, formerly the head of the Whig or blue interest, is now understood to associate in concert with Lord Dynevor, formerly Mr. Rice Trevor, M.P., whose veto in ...

... consequence of their opposition to this law. At the election of the year before last that party formed an union with the strait Whigs, and abolished the Maine Law. They introduced • license system; the result was a revival of Intemperance, and at the last annual ...

... her forefoot on another, and now she is driven into Corunna to refit after one week at sea. But although the incapacity of a Whig Admiralty Board is sufficiently notorious, we do not see how they are to blame for the last disasters to the Transit. The former ...

... the proposal was entertained with a good-humoured unanimity which forbad all captious objections. It is a good thing the Whigs are in office, as no Tory minister could expect to discharge such a duty without being exposed to a good deal of factious criticism ...

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