... corruptiosits.a. There was no action brought against any supporter of Mr Hodgeon. He wasa Conservative-Mr Mar- joribanks was a Whig. The defendants had also said they were not influenced by personal motives, and were unknown to all the personsagainst whom ...

... not up to the mark, although an able politician. The hopes of the Opposition are now fixed upon Lord Grey, who is leie of a Whig than Lord Derby once was, and who ie sup- seeI to be capable of bringing over such men as the on. B;EOD. Boreman, the Bight ...

... publio career in the lower house, voted on occasions with the Whig party; and, although an un- frequent speaker in the House of Peers, invariably sup- ported the viaws and measures of the Whig govern- ments. On the death of his eather, in October, 1839 ...

... fire- arms. When Stalinthocrpe came I used all sorts of lan- guage. Plerhaps I might have damnedl the govermiment I am not a Whig. (Laughter.) I might have damned the government altogether, not in detail, You have no right to asic whether I damned Lord ...

... the close, the inquiry was adjourned, that the analysis of the stomach might be niade, and the prisoner was ?? .ZIorthei', Whi~g says, Dr. Courtenay has been arrested, awaiting the result of the adjour-ned coroner's inquest, which will be held as seen ...

... Grain- ger, by a single vote. He ?? sit for Dur- ham until tie next general election. In politics, 1r. Harland was a staunch Whig of the old school. THE RURAL DEANERY OF LINDISFARNS AND BissEop COLENso.-At a meeting of the Deanery, two memorials have been ...

... bill as being most objectiontable and most unconstitutionml, and which lie could only describe as beoin5 worthy of the worst Whig oligarchy that was over entrusted with the government of the country. He also stated, that in the evenit of the bill passing ...

... purely in his public and official capacity. THE LATE RIOTS IN BELFAST. - Although the riots have ceased (says the Northerin Whig of Satur- day) we shall in all probability formany days to come have to record the lamentable results of the recent dreadfal ...

... promise of parliamentary reform, but, at the same time, the hon. member ought to have remem- bered that the history of the Whig party for the last thirty years had been that of pledges loosely given and instantaneously broken. In point of fact, a LVWhig ...

... triumph of the Conservative policy adopt- cd by the Wlhigs, to be displayed in the return of Conservatives to do the work of the Whigs, and fear- ed that the true Liberal party, brokeui and betrayed, must have submitted to see It Tory interregnum ere its ?? ...

... a rcmark : but there avas a time vlen seceh a proceeding avoulci have been scircely possibl-. The Duke is pcro-eccicently a Whig. As Lord Iharry I Vane iscileed, l(e avas the verc ieocc idleal of a Whiz, andtt tell years ago wouldhleave helsI scarcely ...

... containing all the discipline of the latter, with all the energy of the former. Against such a coalition the dispirited old Whigs would have small chance. But if, on the otherhand, Ea-l ERt-rli amid Mrl Gladstone 'prnopse at messure which will come up to ...