... having inaugurated the volunteer movement, rests with the Constitutional party, Reform is still in prospectu, a Whig pledge to be redeemed by Whigs. the only point on which an opinion was evoked during the last session—our adhesion to the Congress—Lord Palmerston ...

... Joseph Denison, who bequeathed to him the bulk of his immense wealth. politics Lord Londesborough was stanch supporter of the Whig party. He was created George in 1829 ,a Knight Commander of the Royal Hanoverian Order, was a Fellow of the Royal Society and ...

... and without that we mightget politically stagnant. It is clear enough, however, whether it please the Conservatives and the Whigs or not, that the Russell Reform Bill is but the introduction to an agitation for the Ballot, and for disfranchise ment of rotten ...

... k, an eminent railway contractor. He professes to be moderate Conservative. The other candidates were Mr. Skipton moderate Whig, and Mr. .Greer, ultra Liberal, a Radical'from the start. The following were the gross numbers the close of the pollM'Cormick ...

... electoral hustings, but never realised the expectations they had raised, and which, indeed, they never intended to fulfil. The Whig rule has been nothing more than a repetition Comedy of Errors,' terminating with the farce of Who'* ttye Dupe Let ns hope that ...

... thin one occasion taken an active part in Suffolk politics iu the Liberal —or.pprhaps it would njpre corrupt to say the old Whig^riuterest.——J*.i,3 'tJyat other superior officers on the retired Hsfc. °t *b e ' French army will follow the example General ...

... intelligence, that it appears anaccountable how a Whig lord could prefer number of persons merely, to number of persons competent to elect under his own franchise, unless it had appeared that the Whig boroughs would be the greater losers by the more rational ...

... they have sold themselves to that Couuty Ten-pouud Demon, aud they can never be free until they have passed something. To the Whigs it may be hinted that they will not allowed to go on for ever producing little models that won't work, clumsy little machines ...

... political office in far as it depends on tbe Ministry of the day. For number of years Sir Jobn Melville wag chairman of the Whig committee. ...

... SPIRIT OF THE PRESS. STR C. TREVELYAN. In strict accordance with its usual mode of help ing a Whig Government through a difficulty, the Times of yesterday indulged in a condemnatory article on the minute of Sir Charles Trevelyan. In tbe evening another ...

... March, 1848, Harriet Elizabeth, second daughter of Lord Chesham. The present peer has held several appointments during the Whig Administrations, having been a Lord of the Treasury in 1834, Controller ol' the Queen's Household, and afterwards Treasurer ...

... been induced by the conduct of certain members the Government side of tbe House but he would tell those gentleman that a pure Whig Administration was as extitict as the Dodo. He protested against the misrepresentation of the Times with respect to the Treaty ...