... his word that they were written by men of mart-, and not by the mare rank and file of the Admiralty department whilst under Whig control. The first was dated March, 1847, and contained these words- I wish you would use the materials enclosed ; let me ...

... with the blessing of Almighty God, they wvould still go on prosperonaly.. MR. GLADSTONE ABD THE CARLTON CLUB, -We (Nlorhemr Whig) learn from a private source of infor. mation, on which we can place every reliance, that, on Wednesday last, Mr. Gladstone ...

... eminent railway contractor, and a moderate Coa- servative. He was opposed by Mr. GREEN, a Radical, and by Mr. SziuPToN, a Whig, and to this split in the Liberal camp is due the return of their opponent, who had only a majority of nineteen over Mr. GREEN ...

... professes to be a moderate Conservative. The other can- didates were Mr. Skipton, moderate Whig, and Mr. Greer, ultra-Liberal, a Radical from the start. The Whig was no- where on the poll, and thenceforward it was a gallant race between Messrs. M'Cormick ...

... observe that though the Reform Bill is be. r calmed and makes no way, a small tempest has been I CE. stirred up among the Whigs by the course which the l cudon. right honourable leader of HaE MAJESTY'S Opposi- Icon- tion has taken in Parliament; and ...

... MISCELLANEOUS. ell, The Northern Whig gives currency to a rumour that Mr. his Gladstone has withdrawn his name from the Carlton Club. 'en The Norwich election has resulted in the, return of the ces Liberal candidates, Sir W. Russell and Mr. Warner. sty ...

... or. He professesto bea moderateConservative. The othercandidateswereMr. Skipton, moderate Whig, and Mr. Greer,. ultra-Liberal, a Radical from a start. The Whig nowhere on the poll, and thenceforward it was.n gallant race between Messrs. McCormick and ...

... They would be muct at feud with the magnate of their own county-the Duke, tics a the Marquis, or the Earl-who was probably a Whig. Thus end r they were thrown back entirely upon their own resources, the e 3 and their own society; and what Bolingbroke describes ...

... Cormick, the railway contractor. He pro- fesses to be a moderate Conservative. The other candidates were Mr Skipton, moderate Whig, and Mr Greer, ultra Liberal. The follow- ing were the gross numbers at the close M'Cormick, 326; Greer, 307; Skipton, 82. ...

... but somewhat because of the absence of these or any other good properties. To men who have any I party feelings at all, Tory, Whig, or Radical, it is a marvel I to find a pack of constituencies always running with the t bare and hunting with the hounds-back-bone ...

... there can be no doubt that the enunciation of such a statement has served to strengthen the hostility of both Tories and Whigs to parliamentary reform; and in the event of the measure being defeated, we have no hesitation in saying that the liberal and ...

... wealthy Conservative employer, and for the other. i an opulent doctrinaire of the most rigid economic ] school, ind thorough, Whig 4n his personal and I political connexions. If there are two men in o England who would go further to resist revolu- i tionary ...