... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Conservatism or Radicalism, but truth and light. I really can gather idea from your paper whether you arc Churchman or Dissenter, —Whig or Tory; aud I think that soon somebody or other will apply to you another line of poetry, and say Twinkle, twinkle, little ...

... al a: 114-41.1 =let w. rt . 1 I June 1. . . . the mils sad myoma me. I .lone la. of Wan eased Obese PM, Ima ns. Juno : zap Whig Whits Mar. Joky HA o the within of DCK. dip 11.1 stir t ifll a St - • PSZP4 I4 4BIOO kink the baying lie Ibis gams ;lir with ...

... doubt with which every honest man looks on the Emperor's schemes for the future. l THE REVIVALS IN THE NORTH. The Northera Whig gives the following account of the saickle cof a “Reviyal / prgacher in Colgrghoe, at thé clore of last Week © I “ William ...

... rubbery o• the constituency. (Hear. bear.) Mr. W. S. DAVIe said every person he bad spoken to on the subject, whether be were Whig or Conservative, were totally averse to the appointment of a separate person for the office. He moved that the duties lately ...

... Stanleyites. This would make a new coalition of the high Whigs with the old Tories, and when the Stanleyites were well settled down in the ministerial nest they would then do the trick with the old Whigs which Lord Derby invites the latter to do with the ...

... separate bill, and sea icy a times in this measure. It &lone .al let, and he MWe oo' arranged that the Goverounnt simple: Whig in a 1.i.1 Inglis— fesaata. it was „ t on the subject, and the dine was wlthilrawa.—Mr. the Impiattenne Of the gnaw** that ...

... question party distinctions and differences of political opinion ought to be, and no doubt will be laid aside. Conservatives, Whigs, and Radicals may here unite, nor is it of particular moment, that we are aware, who shall first move that a volunteer corps ...

... the Commons, like the gun-boats of the Admiralty, who have been laid in the dry dock of the House of Lords. -Xorthern Daily Whig. THE miss AND THE PAPER DUTY. i From !ln* Manchi Ur E iminer a I Tim NVe have wish l« «liclate to the /'lines, or to any other ...

... caused by his own inadvertence crossing the line of fire, when the troops were practising with the rifle at long range. The last Whig job, the elevation of the Bishop of Carlisle, (brother of the Earl of Clarendon) to the lucrative Bishopric of Durham, has ...

... the Commons, like the gun-boats of the Admiralty, who have been laid up in the dry dock of the Home of Lords.—.Vorthers Daily Whig. ...