... the lirst Minister, are 10 and years his juniors; whereas, in the House of Lords, Lord John would be the senior of all the Whig Ministers there sitting. Lord John Russell, upon the creation of his peerage, will also be made a Knight of the Garter. RAILWAYS ...

... a political agitation in which Irishmen of all sects and parties agree, and which tends to promote the objects of no party, Whig, Tory, or Radical? If it had a political object, would the parties have pursued it with such determination, and conquered so ...

... amounted in round numbers to 11,000, and at the close of the poll there was a preponderance of some votes in favour of the Whig. Although the Conservatives have not succeeded in returning their candidate on this occasion, the result is highly encouraging ...

... deputation, and he would call on the Protestants of Glasgow to sympathize with them in getting rid of the Emblems Bill which the Whigs had given them. Their association was in a healthy slate. Branches from it were springing up, and in a short time the whole ...

... reproach, that the Government have shown a niggard and grudging spirit as regards the grants; and it is not long since our Whig rulers made a determined effort to deprive the hospitals of even the imvdequate assistance which they receive from the State ...

... acquaintances. It will be very oonveiuent merchants to hare a branch of one of our local bonks in the metropolis. —Northern Whig. Loro John Russell’s Titles.—W« understand that •he 0* Lord doftn Russell will be Earl Russell cf K.ngstou Rutigvli, in the ...

... great grandfather and great grandmother (langhter). The defendant and his father belonged to that old dying out party, the Whigs (langhter),—a party who looked to their past services to make up for their present demerits (renewed langhter); but if he was ...

... the quarter there is a net increase of £1,570,000, an amount which is nearly that of the augmentation of the income-tax. The Whigs have been obliged, in deference to the clamour of their hungry followers, to set aside the appointment of Mr. Roundell Palmer ...

... there are adequate reasons for renewing it with the “Adantic Steam-packet Company.” Suffice it to say that by one of those “Whig mistakes” that used to afford so much amusement in the earlier part of this century, the Post Office authorities managed to ...

... are we to'seek our new representative ? is the important question that must soon be decided by the constituency. There are Whigs, save the mark, ay, and Ultramontanists too, anxious to occupy Colonel Herbert’s place. But, we ask the Conservatives of Kerry ...

... little sharp skirmish of last night shows the House of Commons in a curious aspect. We see there the stupid, immovable old Whigs, as our lively Democratic friends love to call them, urgently defending the right of petition and the responsibility of members ...

... fonned by the Premier. When your Premier is Derby, the Government is Tory; when the Premier is Palmerston, the Government is Whig; so that the Premier makes the Government. There- fore, iu our own country now we have something that gives great hopes for ...