... man in good ?? Mr. OvEREND : He was a bit of a Whig, wasn't ?? i (triumphantly): Yes, and I am a Tory. (Laughter.) I t never talked politics with ?? was he a bit of a ( Whig?-Well, he made a speech at a Whig dinner. ( (Laughter.)-Wasn't he doing a good ...

... ore', about one mlle dis~tant. from Portrnah,' with themvieiw, no. -dobk, of apsetting the nofininihg trait. The NQrghefin Whig of Friday, contains the ?? of no 1e3s than eleven actions for. seduation-, tri6d on''the previous day 'before ?? BarrSatee ...

... consequent upon eral Mor. EarIe accepting the Chiltern Heudreds. Te eleetion ider was a close one, Mr. Mejoribanks being the Whig can- B the didate, Mr. B. Hodgsgn, the Tory candidate; and Mr. 01 'r'jf Majoribanks was only returned by a majority of one ...

... Apropos of Dublin Caatle-Lord Carlisle is yes the last Lord Lieutenant, or, to speak with: moreth certainty, the very last Whig Viceroy yea will. have 'in ani Ireland. This you may take for granted. It is just, foT possible, if the Tories come into office ...

... names [ mentioned as likely to be put up as candidates, are two is locall gentlemen, Mr. Somerset Beaumont, brother of the k- Whig Member for South Northumberland ; Mr. Joseph Cowen, senl., the chairman of the river Tyne Commissioners, O9 and Mr. Loyard ...