... opposition in the days of Prrr and Fox, and the guide to parliamentary conduc’ was berrowed from the of Bunks and others. The Whigs during their tenure of were foolish enough to caleulate upon the of personal virtues; bat the Tories who succeeded them knew ...

... assailed, with considerable ‘abillity and rancour, the party with whom he had for so many years acted: He was a member of a Whig Government, and one of his patrons was supposed to be the present Premier. One of the mysteries of London is the hon. enmity ...

... and shif! popuiation, a ‘hich may preserve, ef the last resting: 3 place of man. a remarkable and Mr. (From the Northern Whig. ) Whig in 1856, and connected with the Northern in spring of 1858, when his relations columns up to the tly terminated. with tke ...

... voted against the repeal of the duty. The ninety were almost exclusively composed of Conservatives, only some two or three Whigs and Radicals being amongst them. ‘he Times is not gratified with the result, and the narrow majority of nine has saved the ...

... to say,as many think, a much better man than you are now,—when you were a popular represeatative, and a Whig,—when you were something more than a Whig, and indented the heel of your boot in the table of the Reform Club while denoutcing the aristocracy, ...

... and especiaily distin- as mover of the resolutions upon the Irish which i in. 183+ led ta the secession of a portion of the Whig Minis Sir Heury Ward was Secre to the Admiralty in Lord John Kussell’s Government from 1846 to 1849, in Lord High Comm: of ...

... told is a fair specimen of the lot which were sold to Mrs. Glasgow, of Castle Market, and are retailing at Is 4d per Northern Whig. ABERDEEN —At the meeting of the creditors of the firm and Anthony Blaikie, advo- cates, held in the Royal Hotel, Aberdeen ...

... Cabinet Council. It may be seen, from the correspondence between Lord Russetn and Earl Grey, that opinion was repelling in a Whig Cabinei twelve years ago and forsevers’, years afterwards. Mr. Disrautis Reform Bill closed the fact thai the Earl of Dirny’s ...

... we may be sure it will find vent, and reach i its destined aim, despite the silly of Scotch bodies, or ever the veto of a Whig patron of Sardinian robbers and ...

... sixteen to eighteen g 1ineas each, and, for second-class cattle, twelve to ...

... | 2! ties at all, They did not care, | Of ' on ‘asa chamber, who was Premier, wheth But here was a great constitutional er Whig Tory. you themselves had introduced the taxation of this country, upon a measure which they The House of which was the only ...

... Head-constable Lamb, under Sub-inspec- but there was no disturbance. The Rev. Mr. Bland, J.P., was also in attendance.— Northern Whig. ...