... Hertfordshire since 1857, is dead. He was Liberal. The Honourable H. Cowpcr, brother Earl Cowper, mentioned the Liberal candidate. Whig Jobbery Reading. —Considerable excitement has been felt in the town of Reading at the appointment Mr. Exall, the Lord Chancellor ...

... sit on the shady side of both Houses of Parliament, while Whig younger sons monopolise the loaves and fishes of the State, and a Whig Chancellor makes borough magistrates of men who have served Whig candidates at elections. All this we can well bear long ...

... of the erection of a church and schools Brompton. Mr. Ferrand narrated incidents in Devenport in support charge against the Whig Boards of Acimiralty, of political tyranny exercised over electors in the dockyards. To substantiate his charge, he read extracts ...

... receipts of the | Millbank. United Kingdom for the week ending February 13th show Edmund Yates, in a letter to the Northern Whig, says : an increase of £36,290 over the corresponding week of last Whispers flit round club-tables that the highest legal year ...

... tlie useful with style of art. The the good opinion The only fame worth possessing is ° the good ami wise, Now. all ye hungry Whigs, who wait For pickings from your Premier’s plate. Attend, while I predict the fate, Of the Chief of the Liberal Party. more ...

... successes our party wins its way to power, and are content. Mr. Puller, the late member for the I Tory county of Hertford,” was old Whig,”—a gentleman who generally voted with his party, but sometimes voted with Mr. Disraeli. The new member for the old Tory county ...

... Robert Harbour, brother of one of the candidates at the election, was first gone into, and resulted in acquittal. The Northern Whig anticipates a similar result to the trial of the candidate himself, Mr. J. D. Barbour. The Morning Slav says the Chancellor ...

... “oracular gossip” which is sometimes circulated respecting eminent Conservatives journals writing from the information of small Whig members of Parliament for Scotch burghs. In case were not then sufficiently explicit on the subject of the story that Gen. ...

... lo! a mighty success was won by the distinguished diplomacy of I&rl Russell, all the gloomy foreshadowings of chapfallen Whigs were dispersed with the wand of a magician, and restored confidence is gradually ripening into effrontery. Upon what small ...

... particular time of Lord Palmerston’s life approved of his opinions, because Lord Palmerston had been a high Tory, a moderate Whig, astrongWbig, and was now a very strong Conservative ; and what he would be at his death (Mr. Saunder’s) would not attempt ...

... the shelter of our freedom because the Whigs have a diplomatic purpose to serve? want to know why Garibaldi is thus kicked from off the English soil ? * * * We impute to Lord Palmerston no more than the customary Whig cowardice following the policy of his ...

... Government have at length resolved to spend the paltry sum of £2,000 in instructing f timers the cultivation of flax. The Whigs have in this, in all their measures, taken care to nullify the gift by the rondo giving. Had this decision been come two months ...