... uierhed * few month* the Coantes« Rottie*. » Scottish peeren*. *nd now *!*«• *® * sent in the Hodm id Commoee. which hi* Inigftnl Whig triend* wiU, pnatmUj, *hle to ior him. Re to be numeedhd hi* •eereUrml datie* » brother ot the Speeher, * young g«iUem*n who ...

... with fancy for vinous vinegar can form a pretty clear idea the comparative benevolence exhibited towards their class the Whigs and the Conservatives. Mr. Gladstone takes off three halfpence on every pound weight of paper used by workmen, fanners, labourers ...

... and paper. stated to-day in well-informed quarters that the emissaries the Government are busily engaged In spreading the old Whig species of terrorism —namely, threats of resignation; and that the hare been instructed to inform wavering M.P.S that, should ...

... thoughts. The Opposition admittedly confident with respect the result Mr. Horsfall's motion on Thursday night. The Catholic Whigs, as their admirers call them, arc said to have declared their determination to found in another limn the Government lobby. ...

... combinations among the various discordant sections of the Liberals, and to their return again to power. The remrant of the Whig party—referring, probably, to Lord Palmerston—he states that he views with deep concern, believing that little, if any, difference ...

... fields in the outskirts of the town to enjoy an evening** amusement, and for the purpose of gathering May flowers.— Northern Whig. The Lutheran church in Prussia keeps every year two fast and thanksgiving days, one in the spring and the other iiL the autumn ...

... disturb the social and political ; umpents ef the country. Lord Derby said he rwith deep concern to the fate of the remnar ‘Whig party, between whom and the great rtire party there is at present little, if any, d -of principle, if they were only allowed ...

... social and political arrangements of the country. Lord Derby said he regarded with deep concern the fate of the remnant of the Whig party, between whom and the great Conservative party there is at present little if any difference of principle, if they were ...

... manifesto the Cooserratire party. Its prominent feature the endeavour of bit lordship to dissociate the portion of the old Whigs from the uneonstitutionid, dangerous, and dates ted Radical and Manohaster school. In doing this the speaker cannot accused ...

... up, not by a Ministerialist, but by a member of the Opposition. We know, too, that at the last general election many of the Whig and Radical candidates only secured their return ,by the ntrroweat majorities, often ranging from one to dozen ; and these ...

... the import cotton would powerfully affect the flax-trade. The weather continues most favourable for getting in seed.—Sorikern Whig. The Mar fair of Paraonatown will b« held on next Monday. the Uth and not on Saturday, 4th, aa aoDSunccd in Some vf the ...

... highly cr t Kouge to the engineering skill of the designer anc Ches eminent house in which {t has been cast. tol 8 The Northern Whig complains that to Bel 20 to epurious flax- seed has been imported in’ red, take A new morning journal has appeared in P }; ...