... Lord Ellenborough, Mr. 0 Cardwell's motion, essentially one of censure or Ino confidence, comes on to-night; and should Whigs A and Radicals, Liberals and Advanced Liberals, hold hi well together, it is not difficult to predict the result. The Ministry ...

... fice shall be put down a in black band white ; it is only designed, on the other, 9that the wishes of Scotland's patronising Whig chief shall be most fuilly and carefully attended to, whatever the result. Nobody is at liberty tol say that either party ...

... preluded probably by the songs of his children, at a time when sonlgst sounded as things profane in the ears of west country. Whigs, be did not tbink inaptly concluded writh, thle evening prayer; nor could hc ever be brought to see that there was anything ...

... state of political parties. An alliance between the great houses of Derby and Bedford,. the staunchest Tories and the leading Whigs, would be a. deathblow to the Palmerston interest and the various fac- tions into which the great Liberal party is split.-Iefraker ...

... Great Britaiin since the glorious Revolution of Sixteen Hundred and .lehty-echt, as thle venerable, Pils he,, butt staunch Whig, Sir T-arry Moncreiff, Spoke, when Ger peayiiig for George IV. onl his accession. France par gai'n him had more thanr enough ...

... -The display of jewels at the Drawing Room, says the Court Journal, reminded the courtier of the old rivalry be- tween the Whig and Tory Mistresses of the Robes- The Duchess of Sutherland and her Grace of Ble- clench. On the present occasion, the Duchess ...

... that, to insure a stable and honest working we Ministry, such as the country requires, the ma -cla grasping section of the Whigs must, in i'tr-r d ture, be kept in their own proper place, and thc made to do their own proper work, in union Sh wh and communion ...

... leading statesmen of this country have pronounsced in, favour ofc Parliamoentary Reform. (Hlear, h~ear.) The Government of the Whigs which ruledl the country from 1846 to 1852t was prsided ver b Lord ohn Rusell.(Partial cheering.) That (ilovernurent n.anuhluously ...

... boy amongst this very patty, and| ?? Kenyon in his patriotic philippits- and Ft agitations until his virus was mitigated by a Whig th appointment, and yet this is the man whom they now tri charge with ?? prejudices, and would hang no as high as Hanian or ...

... Nesnours. The two Liberal peers, Lords Ellesmere and Fitzwilliam seemed, by their departure, to hint how the times of early Whig struggles are receding into history. Lord Amherst's death reminded us of a different old passage in our story of Chinese adventure; ...

... daughter of Mr Legr Wrede, sugar refiner. At Armagh, on the 19th inst., Mr James SiRJaS, for 20 years editor of the Ner2'thrs, Whig. At Leamington, on the 49th i'ssh, Robert BeusoD,-Ulq,, solicitor, of Cockerntouth, aged, IiiL ...

... the local celebration of the r loth anniversary of the birthday of the poet Burns, d the publishers of the Week-1y Northern Whig bave l offered a prize of two guineas for the best appropri- 1 ate poem on the occasion, and half-a-guinea for the a second ...