... worn giving tome vague liberal satisfaction without preparing fotnro looonvenieuce for thomaclses. Lot thslrolMioal friends, Whig or Toy. CouemUra or Liberal, moke these gentlemen understand that in their opinion, in the onion of Church tad Stats depend ...

... the representation of Edinburgh, where, of course, he had a great influence, with Sir John Campbell and Mr. Abercroraby, the Whig Solicitor-General and the Sjieaker elect of the House of Commons. He failed. When new Parliament was summoned on the accession ...

... with China. The insolence of office is proverbial, but the acme of official insolence was probably never attained until the Whig Lord CAMPBELL administered justice in the Court of Chancery. A case occurred yesterday in that court to which we call the especial ...

... Black, who has long been a kind of manager for the Whigs in Edinburgh, the cause of this dissatisfaction was, his supposed resistance to the extension of the suffrage. He alleged, as many other Whigs have alleged, and with degree of truth, that there ...

... Empire. Store his return to office scarcely a day has passed without some gene- , 41iS roue word or liberal Set. Basic said that Whig patty was the wife of (henpecked) England we may be allowed to describe M. 1 as the better half' of the Second Empire. The ...

... prove the ontiro change in Northern politics during the past six years than the election of these two men, one an old line Whig or Federalist, the other a Democrat, but both sinking their former prejudices in common hostility to slavery extension. Senator ...

... he was entrusted with the formation of the new sahninistration. This ho effected by inducing a number of the leaders of the Whigs to unite with his own followers, thus forming a coalition ministry which lasted rather more than two years, and is likely to ...

... giving some vague liberal satisfaction without preparing any future inconvenience for themselves. Let their clerical friends, Whig or Tory, Conservative or Liberal, make these gentlemen understand that, in their opinion, in the union of Church and State ...

... THE PROVINCES. TiIN NEWCASTLE ELECTION took place on Friday. The . Whig.candidatei,Mr: Beaumont, wae returned by thsvtry largo majority of 8 , 16. This result,will,.ho wever, appear the.less surmising when we remeitherthe divided state ortheitildical ...

... giving some vague liberal satisfaction without preparing any foture inconvenience for themselves. Let their clerical friends, Whig or Tory, Conservative or Liberal, make these gentle- men understand that, in their opinion, in the union of Church and State ...

... that he had only just returned—that he had not the slightest idea there was a struggle impending, but all the time he had a Whig or a Tory summons in his breastpocket (hear, hear). The struggle took place—the Ministers carried their point, which was neither ...

... the purpose, it is stated, of giving instructions to Prince Alfred in the higher branches of his profession. The Northern Whig of Belfast makes the following announcement :— The Orangemen bad another gathering in the Music Hall last night ; but, as ...