... in the precedent so curiously appealed to of tbe Revolution of 1868, is revealed idiosyncracy of Lord John. There be is, the Whig of the Revolution, the great nephew of Lord Russell the martyr. Would not one say that this great Lord Russell had been sent ...

... success at the bar of Springfield. In politics, to which, whilst following his profession, he paid great attention, he joined the Whig party, and was a warm supporter of Henry Clay. In 1846 he was elected to Congress, and continued to belong to it till 1849 ...

... at present a candi late. on Tyne —There sre now three candidates, all in the Libera! interest, viz., Mr. S. A. Beau mont, a Whig; Mr. Carstairs, a more advanced Liberal and Dissenter; and Mr. P. A, a Radical and advo- eate of universal suffrage. The Northern ...

... BisHoP.— The Northern Whig gives a full account of the disreputable conduct of an Orange mob towards the Bishop of Down and Connor at a meeting of the Propagation Society, in Belfast, on Monday night. It was well known (says the Whig) that the Orangemen ...

... Titts DA Y HURSDAY), an ALDERNEY • t we old, sad an AYRSHIRE DITTO, both In • with on account of the Heatless= having no dm. Whig the winter. They will be is view this ...

... the Liberal Association. Newcastle is called npon to select from three gentlemen beautifully shaded down from the genflemanly Whig to the vulgar Chartist, and rumour adds that the variety of assortment will be completed by the appearance of Mr. Stuart Wortley ...

... his cherished career, but that he was to be expvsed to ill-health by Machiavelian de- vices. The Whig Elliot, the family Whig, the obedient Whig, the Whig that would be guilty of no inconvenicnt liberalism, to be our first Minister accredited to the King ...

... moral or an im- booth. moral—a loyal or a revolutionary, olass to the me It is in direct opposition to the inter Garette. the Whigs to make the voice of labour heard in Parlia- Readin, Election.—The polling commenced at eight o’clock on Friday morning, and ...

... last session} at the possibility of a coalition between the moderate Whigs and the Conservatives. Something, no doubt, of the sort will ultimately come about, but hardly just yet. The Whigs have not quite come low enough down in the world to bring them to ...

... of November, 1860, Three o'clock in the afternoon, the undermentioned FARM, MILL and LANDS, either together or in the folio whig or such other lots as may be agreed on at the time of Sale. Lot 1.-All that MESSUAGE and FARM, with the Appurtenancas, called ...

... to coalitions, are beginning to realize the false position which the present Government occupies. organized hypocrisy, a few Whig families, with Lord Palmerston to aid them, are enabled to play fast and loose with every principle of political science, and ...

... some time of this is tbat tbe Times, - ?? time ago declared Conservatism to be a myth, now * i-_i i..- distinction between a Whig and Conservative i. rial that it cannot be discovered. This has a very ■* -. look, and r.o doubt it will gladden tbe hearts ...