... wish to foul our own nest and yet we cannot help condemning the present government, with regard to its foreign policy. The Whig Premier is treading the same dangerous ground upon which be was upset npon the Cbuspiricy to Murder Bill, and unless he is ...

... not what the people of this country had right >to expect > from Raton* £lysvenhettrWHe ghXal fhTs-rJarfialfti nlnient of Whig promises, albeit the Conserva*vm aflfefedrjs nan tin -trio Lord Derbyv out because be did not *'LTHopening bis scheme of electoral ...

... REFORM. CHESTERFIELD, SATURDAY, JUKE 1(1. lt»G0. Once more the Whigs have dropped the gilded bauble, Reform, from before the anxious gaie of an expectant.throng. Lord John Ilussell's bantling, after a long straggle in .the throes of death, has gone the ...

... Conolly, -a very - bitter speech, called attention to late appointments Ireland, which he designated as attempt to restore' -■ Whig influence. In'particular the appointment of. Mr. Lyle to the Lord: Lieutenancy of Londonderry, ' the hon. member said; was ...

... Tuesday last, between eleven and the/same number of Stittnn, iu-Ashfi--»?i.uUliirs, Suttou inning wit height wickets full. .The whig i« the score:— . Maksfiei.*>. , lst Innings . Innings. T.Methain, rcu out, 3 c' ' Castle. :£ -c Alvey. bOacn'.ft.. 2 ltradlev ...

... their representatives the lpcr.l parliament Politics should, to our mind, weigh neither one way the other, lie a man Tory, Whig or Radical, matters not in our' Town Council, so that be careful guardian of the rights arid privileges of the burgesses: a ...

... independence. Returning to England, and .succeeding to the title Lord Dundonald his father's death, was, oh the accession of the Whigs to power first year of the reign of William IV. (1830), reinstated his' cqmniimd m the British navy, and made ' BearAamimL ...

... cannot fail to be ins •very the subject of newspaper comment, and, gear, of solemn legal proceedure. The Belfast Northern Whig, evidently referring to the foregoing report, aaya,— A report the most painful rhmrtnr. smrnt tins well -known Irish nobleman ...

... e, Bavt., M.P. for Lanarkshire, will move the Commons' address in answer to the speech from the throne. The banquet to the Whig whipper in, Sir Wm. Hayter, at which Lord ralmerston will preside, is fixed for the 27th of February. Dreadful Explosion ...

... tho merits of the reigning dynasty of France. The Conservatives have added another vote to their Parliamentary power, and the Whig majority is getting small by degrees and beautifully less. Mr. Gordon, son of the late and brother of the present Harl of Aberdeen ...

... William-stieel Prout & Horsant,Ppl Strand; and all noli st P itent Medicine Hfe.;*. Town d Country CHESTERFIELD;..MR. JAMES WHIG Derby ivewbold, '* Vriice, Dudley,, Clarice, ...

... public career in tbe Lower House, voted on all occasions with ths Whig party, and, although an unfrequent speaker in the House of Peers, invariably supported the views and measures of the Whig governments. On the death of his father, in October, 1839, be ...