... Marquis was about to be married, was already i married, would never marry, was a Papist, a Tory, a Protestant a Liberal, a Whig. For some time rumourv has been silent, but now it takes a fresh start, and we only give currency to the latest report in the ...

... had, we fiiocy lee wvili thinke tiseretion thehbetter part of valour, and tisat (asaDublin constemporary annosiaces tise Whigs have done at Coleraine, a seat fer whlichs is vacant by tiec death of Dr. Boyd) welen the nomi- nation day conses, lee vvill ...

... with great euttiesiasin. Both Members in returning thanksti alluded tothe unjustifiable interrerence of the agects of the two Whig lanlollrdls (the Duke of Grafton and Earl Spencer) inl faveur of Lord Frederick Fitzroy. '1The health of the late Conservative ...

... lutmost to excite the rabble of London and of the country against the Tories for the very acts they would hive upheld in the Whigs. Never have I seen the spirit of partisanship meaner or more analipiant. Australian sovereigns are now received here in con- ...

... Russell, his rival, with his reform crotchets, his everlasting Lord Somers, and his Magna Charta, and his small but select Whig following. There are Sir Robert Peel and his brother, and Mr. Cardwell, Peelites to the backbone, doubtless looking forward ...

... mayself was Foreigis Misister, cc that in 1852 recogaised the ltmpire withs the cordiality of wahich M. Coliesm speaks. The Whig Misistry did not ome into poawer till early ifc 1863, live weeks after the the Empire hld been esteiblished in Franee and ...

... to. make themselves anc- , mnedquated. It expands and expounds the Liberal policy. I The solemn promises of old made by the Whigs, so as to win support from feeble Conservatives, are all utterly broken and absolutely forgotten. The point gained twenty years ...

... stands, than in this stupendous stad dangerous revolutionary pro- ject of a Southern Confederacy. Governor Hicks is an old lite Whig American, and goes for the Union, the constitution, and the enforcement of the laws. T'le enterprise, therefore, of mse ...

... Inglis, daughter of Win. Iglis, Esq., of Edinburgh, the friend and intimate of Charles Fox, the late Lord Panmure, and all the Whig party. The late Lady Duff, mother of Lord Fife, wag h11r aunt, and she las been preceptress to the Royal children for some ...

... cotsrnerce. Tise Home Goverusment byif ivan hamirered in its minsvements by a strong calition of dis- wbe csutented Jasobites and Whigs. Welpole's jealousy had a. fli alienated from his party all ltre groat wsriters of the day. he He at last fell. Ile had riamisged ...

... At this period of to the Session it was impossible to carry a measure so full 8 of anomalies, and lie appealed to the old Whigs, with whom the issue lay, to save the country from the consequences which liad been entailed by the blunders 1 of the Government ...

... official announcement of the fact has yet appeared. TuE PRESTON ELECTIoN.-Again the Conservative cause has triumphed. Though the -Whigs and Radicals made - themselves sure of winning this election, and even Conser- vatives at a distance were imposed upon by their ...