... bill for the admission of the Jews to parliament, which was introduced by bis political rival—Mr. Benson's pet baby of the Whigs—Lord John Russell (cheers, groans, and cries of Old clc', Buy vatch, &c.) Sir Robert Peel was succeeded the leadership ...

... will of his maternal uncle, Mr. W. J, Denison, who bequeathed him the bulk his wealth. His lordship was a supporter of the Whig party, and a patron of turf, ...

... by the oomposite cabinet, which Lord Palmebston has so cleverly constructed that no one knows whether the conservative, the whig, or the radical element preponderates. We confess to some curiosity to the nature of the scheme by which all classes of reformers ...

... bill as has been indicated, for the conservatives are tired of the ever-recurring production of some monstrous sham, and the Whig-liberal leaders are quite as anxious to be rid of agitation which threatens to swamp them with a radicalism they alike fear ...

... A FORTUNATE WHIG. Mr. William Cowper, now Vice President of the Board of Trade, is to appointed First Commissioner of Public Works, which place has been kept open for him nearly two months. Mr. Cowper, who is nephew of the late Lord Melbourne, and step-son ...

... Cere's the maiden of blushing fifteen. Haw's to the statesmen who role o'er the realm— uncommonly clever! verr fine thing have Whigs at the helm, And thev'd all like to stay there for ever. fl f re ' to them all, great ones and small, ®bo promise so much and ...

... Blue. Tho' beaten, we yet can be merry— Tho' conquered, we will not repine— Tho' we don't drink South African sherry, Or the Whigs' cheap and nasty French wine— We will take a deep bumper together, To the man—able, eloquent,—true, Who in fair or in foul ...

... place at the time of our going to press, but we shall publish the result in our second edition. The speech of that veteran Whig financier, Sir F. Baring, in opposition to the budget and the treaty, made considerable impression on the House, the right ...

... Cork, by the promotion of the Attorney-General. The seat is contested by Ser. jeant Deasy, the nominee of the ministerial and Whig party, while Viscount Campden, an English pervert, heir to the earldom of Gainsborough and nephew to the Hon. and Rev. Baptist ...

... have been mentioned, and it is said that their dislike to the measure represents the general opinion of the higher class of whigs. We give this as the political gossip of the hour, it may have little foundation, but, looking at the composite character of ...

... Bcrris-in-Ossory, a few days since, from farmer who had emigrated from that neighbourhood, and had seen him abroad. —Northern Whig. The Burradon Catastrophe,—The Bishop of Durham, accompanied by the Vicar of Newcastle, last week visited the unhappy scene ...

... long cruise in th 9 Mediterranean. His lordship has been on an excavating expedition on the banks of tbe Nile. The Northern Whig publishes the statistics of drunkenness in Belfast, to show how much that crime increased during the year of Revivalism. In ...