... Wensleydale, Lord Pan- ?? • Shsrtesbmy, Lorf Cowper— the two last the ffiW* Md step-son-tord Blantyre, one of ?? ,, H other Whig Peers, wawnut their party. The list of those who wereab- ■t*_a_\\TT €lth er pairing or sending their proxies, is stiU SE ...

... and' believed that, they had free ageuts, a' majority even the Cabinet liave voted it; in the House of Lords, twenty-nine Whigs, including Lord Cower, Lord and Lord Shmpt-EsßcTVy, voted with the. majority. It urged the? paper-tax, abolitionists, that ...

... proposed this be an elector, but he is an odd sort of a Liberal. he wants, I expect, is a man who Is as good a Tory as h e a Whig, and who is not over scrupulous about principles Why, Slade would ask such a Liberal to dinner, and* l'hippen would give him ...

... yonngest all the ante-dilnvians. Talk Brougham, Lyndhurst, Lansdowne, Campbell. nay. Montalemhert’s eternal youth,” the Juvenile Whig himself, they are all clippies compared to buoyant Broughton de Giffard Broughton. His nose is as hooked, his complexion rubicund ...

... bu indite condescending court billets, and to be nearly ab connected with the most reactionary '(and incor- pri ruptible) of Whig nobles, is a title to praise and rno pudding too, in this blessed epoch of reform, so when Commanders-in-Chief desire the support ...

... 000 have been paid as inoorae tax since it was re-established by the late Sir Robert Peel. A correspondent of the Northern Whig states (hat two young men in Belfast are being trained to fight Hfeenan. Sayers and Heenan are, we have been told, to be in ...

... part of the f, lids’ • • a fair treaty will save the country from the eilVittso; this seemingly ot.c-sided tariff —Northern Whig. Valle Beef —A coumy Longford gentleman-fur•m r brought lour year-old bullock to Sraithfleld, during l «t week, for wbicli ...

... was ill at the time, and under the effects of an anodyne! Since then the accomplished Bos has not been in favour with the Whigs and is suspected by the Democrats. The middle party, however, have taken him up, and he is now the Baltimore Ticket, in canjunction ...

... Exchequer into the arms of the ultra Whig party, the Parliamentary leader of which is Mr. Bright. This arrangement would more absolutely reduce many sections of politicians in the Houso of Commons to two parties—Whig end Conservative—than any proceeding ...

... CR:rms.—To the Secretary of the /Intent Volunteer Bilks, Glasgow. THE FRENCH TREATY AND THE LINEN TRADE. (From the Northern Whig.) Some months ago, a Committee of the Linen Trade was appointed to watch the program of the Treaty. We have no meant of as ...

... Wolverhampton declaring his determination of prosecuting for bribery the late candidates and members for Gloucester and Wakefield, Whig and Conservative alike deprecated any prosecution, and Mr. Bright, who, on this occasion, may be excused for his having pleaded ...

... SKETCHES IN PARLIAMENT. No. VIII. LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE WHIG PARTY; - - WE have really come a great way since Lord SELL'S hot youth, • when GEORGE IV. was king. Comp:l e i ! as the observation is, that many political abuses have in 0- last forty years ...