... all means let us have Lord 'Clanrioarde again. Let us so- oept him with the calm placidity of men who know the vitality of a whig. Is the noble marquis not one' of the Inevitables, whose mission it is to be ready year after year to give the country the ...

... aganilst the stability of the grants to our Dubhlin hospitals, which i have been for years the object of the attacks of the base Whigs, ever parsiitionious towards Irish interests. I am not very certalic but that elause 7 contains one of the principal moving ...

... accepted it. With Stratford Can- ning'e parliamentary career we have nothing to do ;, he was a conservative during the days of whig supremacy, and never had an opportunity of showing his capacity for official life at home. But a new period in the history ...

... canvassingr that at Aylesbury ?? ac- tually Mtallked to tile polliug-hootil with thcir tenints ?? mearle thlem vote for tile Whig nominee. Not- Withstanding all these exertions, Captain Ilanliltoni and a inmajorit y at every polling place except Beacons- ...

... us have Lord O lanricarde aiain. ?? et aa :us accept him with- the aalnrplaceiditv of mnen-w io' s't know the vitality-of a Whig. \ Is the noble. nmarqiis in not one of the I-nevitables;, whose mission is to be tb'l . readyyear l after year to' give the ...

... duty has bhen paid to several other houses in towvn, and the loss to in' ufividuals is expeated to be very great.- Northern Whig,.' ...

... by all means let us have Lord Clanricarde again. Let us accept him with the calm placidity of men who know the vitality of a Whig. Is the noble marquis not one of the Inevitables, whose mission it is to be ready year after year to give the country the benefit ...

... goodsociety.has not sentbiimto Coventry; of and if in the breadth of charity there has been material difference between the whig and the tory section, I don't -think that Lord PAaL;MusTo?- has any right to come in for 9g the monopoly of censure which should ...

... Hon. Captain Spencer represented Midhurst ia Parliament. During his career in the Lower House he invariably voted with the Whig party, of which political body, like his predecessor in the peer- age, he was a.consistent supporter. The present earl ,was ...

... contribution to the India Relief ?? person giving information will be cordi- ally thanked hy several of the subscribers,-M? thesu Whig. A young mani who left Hialifax about six years ao has just returned home with ta fortuneof 30,005. got by keeping a store ...

... has given every evidence of a disposition to be disagreeable. Ever since the new lord privy seal has been kept outside the whig paradise of office, he has maintained, in the House of Lords, a sinister, menacing Opposition to his quondam friends. Even ...

... news at home, except that some Conservatives, who tried to break the bargain which the heads of the party have made with the Whigs in Backinghamshire, namely, not to endeavour to take' more than two seats of the three, have been beaten, and young Mr. CAVEND1S11 ...