... already known him to possess. His talents were so great, his writings so effective, and his influence so strong that the Whigs obtained for him (this, we suppose must have been in the Coalition Ministry) an app ointment as Commissioner of Bankrupts, ...

... much of his time at his cham- bers in the Temple, and there he wrote the two first volhiles of that wonderful romance, the Whig His- tory of Englaid. Ire generally rode to Charing Cross fromn Kensington in a cab, and then walked along the right side ...

... the Cabinet in their opposition to the temporal power of our Holy Father; because when one reflects on the con- duct of the Whig Governmont in the revolution of 1848, who, by means of our consul at Rome, the late notorious Mr. Freeborn, employed ' secret ...

... acknowledge that the Bill he produced so eagerly when the Conservatives were in office he had quietly put past now that the Whigs were once more in power. Compared with the John Bright of twelve months ago, John Bright of Friday last was moderation itself-a ...

... perpetrators of the tragedy are still at large. Ct OUS .os DIT-In case of need there is an understanding between Conservatives and Whigs that a commont cause is to be made on tho question of Reform against Mr. Bright, and the small section that follows his views ...

... papers in the usual manner. Tile CHAIRMAN-The Clerk will tell us how he usuallv advertises. Mr, Boyc-rli the News-Letter and Whig. Tire CHAIRtMAN-And on particular occasions the Board has ordered them to le inserted in all the papers. Surgeon BROWK E-I ...

... his maternal uncle, Mr. W. Joseph Denison, who bequeathed to him the bulk of his wealth. His lordship was a supporter of the Whig party. The deceased was a patron of the turf, and lad a princely racing sttd, He is succeeded in his title and extensive landed ...

... THE PEOPLE'S PARK AND THIE HARBOUR COMMISSIONERS. (FROM TllE NORTHERN WHIG.) HAVING only one respectable public Board in Bel- flist, we are loath to quarrel with it; but our sense of justice and truth compels us to say that, in tile matter ofthe Victoria ...

... disrepute by frequent changes of Alinistry-phrases which were not ap- plied last year wlien thle Coalition of Palmer. stonians, Whigs, Peelites, Anythinggarians, Papists, and Chartists secceeded in overthrowimig Lord Derby-we arc told that 'I-Iatred of time ...

... . Well, MIr. Gladstone took his place, and sought to re- concile the discord. HIe has succeeded in so far that now all the Whig papers and all the Radical papers praise his scheme; but praise it on various grounds, and each with an if. If it had ...

... been interpreted by those amongst ther a who consider the exposition of such language a among the family heirlooms of the Whigs of the Re - Volution.-LiDe)POsl A Nios. ...

... are these to be driven away by unworthy taunts like this, in order to leavc vacancies for the incapable and unlettered whorr Whigs delight to honor? EVASIDeNS such as would place a gentleman out of the pale of private society are permitted in the Mouse of ...