... Brodie in accepting, the office after the correspondence between them. If this had been a Tory iustead of one out of a thousand Whig jobs, how much would have been made of it '• We learn from India that Oude is being pacified by the Confiscating Proclamation ...

... did in the House of Lords. [Mr Berkeley here quoted an old speech of Mr Bernal Osborne, denouncing the family influence of Whig Cabinets, and referred to the support generally given to the ballot by Sir Alexander Cockburn and Sir Richard Bothell. He continued ...

... A TORY REFORM BILL PROMISED. The Tories are really to bid against the Whigs for popular favour! The new Attorney-General, Sir Fitzroy Kelly, has announced that he is opposed to Lord Palmerston's Alien Bill not only because it is sham, but because it invades ...

... Wm. liruce, Esq., and grandson of the late Alex. Bruce, Esq. of Kennet. Dkath of Aged Printer and Publisher.—The ' Northern Whig' records the death of the oldest member of the printing and publishing trade of Belfast Mr Joseph Smyth—in the eighty-fourth ...

... 19, so that the dislike Scotchmen have to the enjoyment of political rights with Englishmen will be respected. Not having a Whig Lord Advocate or any other Whigling to help them in opposing a liberal measure, the Government declared last night in favour ...

... Bill which has any chance of being carried, but very much doubt whether the ballot will be included. We know what both the Whigs and Tories think. Their notion is that if they double or treble the number of voters, so long the ballot is withheld, they ...

... scraping money together, and actuated by not one single noble sentiment nor will our readers hastily take for granted that the Whig statesmen were willing to risk a revolution for the mere sake of keeping their places. On the other hand, the perfect disi ...

... many of Lord John's proposals as they can garnish with others so as not to expose themselves to the charge of stealing the Whig measure. If Bright had in his]two eloquent speeches at Birmingham presented the heads of his Reform Bill, there would have ...

... in a leader on Mr Locke King's motion, says The moral of Thursday night is, that for the promotion of any Liberal measure a Whig ought to be in opposition and Conservative in office. Lord Palmerston, who voted against Mr Loeke King's former bill, had the ...

... India Company, to be drowned in a clamour for England for the Ten-pounders, and another coalition will be made between tie Whig oligarchy and the organised platform of Radical macontents. Thi Reason Why.—Friend Grace, it seems, had a very good lorse and ...

... Edinburgh, and, under similar pretext, was also removed. Mr M'Bride had her, in like manner, sent back to Edinburgh.—Northern Whig. CARDINAL WISEMAN PAPAL AGGRESSION. Times' Dublin correspondent writes; —Cardinal iseman was banqueted in bis half-native city ...

... were they who constituted the activity and life of Kirriemuir. Back to the days when the greatest distinction amongst us was Whig and Tory, when our great political champions were battling for the Reform Bill which we fondly believed was to accomplish so ...