... criticised the House of Commons; and there is no reason to suppose * that the same want of consideration on the part of the Whigs will meet with a different fate. If, indeed, it intended that there shall be no Reform Bill at all. they will then exposed ...

... indicated that essayist of no ordinary brilliancy bad arisen to inslruet and amuse the reading public. Ere long the leaders of the Whig party, in recognition of bis intellectual superiority, appointed Lord, then Ur. Macaulay, Commissioner of Bankruptcy; and in ...

... especially lamented, was a cleik m the office of Mr. S. W Knox, solicitor, and enjoyed the respect of all who knew him —MtrMrm Whig. Wbeck or a American Ca*c*oak Bat.—Oillsiii Ltrsaovr Stances.— Gskmoctm, Dec. SI.—I hare much pleasure in reporting the ad ...

... ne of the pieces of wreck from the princely estate which Mr. Hudson had built up for himself in day of his prosperity—the Whigs, to whom he had always been a devoted adherent, raised him to the peerage under the title of that estate. He succeeded his ...

... of Mr. Howard, Justice of the Peace, was made (as Mr. Wells very properly reminded the Council) “ when there was Whig ministry and a Whig Lord Chancellor,” —from whom Mr. Howard hud no right to expect any favour, and nothing to complain of for not receiving ...

... that tho gentlemen of the Whig interest had brought it on themselves, j No gentleman was ever treated in worse manner than their present Mayor had been. Mr. Alderman Higgins : Not by tho Whigs though Mr. Jones thought the Whigs ought to bo shown , in their ...

... John Denison, who bequeathed hire the hulk of his iromtnae wealth. In politics Lord Loodetboroogh wasasteiicb supporter of the Whig party. is saccre-! *d his title end extensive landed property his eldest son by h s first marriage, the Hon. William Henry ...

... Dissent looked on as another name for Alheisn, and tenthsof the people of England held with Dr. that the devil was the first Whig; in iys, when an election was toward in the borough of Chelrnstone (for which readers need not look on the map), the daily ...

... lime age a Committee on the Civil Service expenditure that Committee there was a voting member connected special lies with the Whig familie.t, and it w«a his casting vote that destroyed an otherwise immortal Ixird of the Treasury. What was the consequence ...

... peculiarity about it. that exactly the same corruption, and transacted apparently by tho same men, took place in favour of the Whig candidates in 1857. The truth appears to be that there are certain parties in Dover who regard the place as Government seat ...

... Brunei Memorial It is reported that France has purchased the principality of Monaco for an annuity of 200,000f. The Northern Whig states that one day last week Mr. Gladstone withdrew bis name from the Carlton Club. Dr. Livingston has communicated to the ...

... been won Mr. IfCormick, eminent railway contractor, and moderate Conservative. The other candidates were Ur, Skipton, moderate Whig, and Ur. Greer, nltra-LiberaL The following were the cross numbers at the close of the poll; U'Cormick, 326; Greer, 307; Skipton ...