... history of the Commons of England—was born, on the 25th October, 1800, a child who was christened, after the name of a famous Whig family living in the district, Thomas Babington. Let them pass over a period of nearly sixty years. In January of the present ...

... g wan permiseed by the bankrupt to take bold se a for an Magid debt, to men them 21000. The &mad the me 'Wm Say that the &Whigs between the lisalunpt • Weft trasidsat, as they were pewees's& on the lath beeasaber the submits that be thrown upon the trammetion ...

... return of more popular candidates in the place of one or more of the present members ; perhaps to replace Whigs for Tories, or Radicals for Whigs. There are 34 boroughs in Englan d Wales of which the constituencies will be more than übled. They are follows: ...

... legally allowed being 50 lbs. The value of the forfeited powder is £lOOO. The penalty is at the rate of 2s. per lb. The Northern Whig learns from a private source of information, on which it can rely, that Mr. Gladstone has withdrawn his name from the Carlton ...

... Earldom of Shrewsbury. The Gloucester Journal says : From all classes of Liberals—from the ardent Radical to the phlegmatic Whig—are heard curses not loud but deep, which' threaten a speedy termination to Mr. Horsman's misrepresentation of Stroud ...