... himself from Steele and other Whigs ; he had become a hater of Whigs in the abstract. Lady Mary and her husband were always Whigs, but now they were Whigs of influence. Their daily associates were Whigs ; their intimates were ...

... tends rather to the Peelite section of the Cabinet tiian to the Whig or the advanced Liberal ; but tiiere tire questions on which he may be as advanced as any Liberal, or as Whiggish as any Whig that ever sat in that ariu- chiiir at Brookes's from wliich ...

... himself to the House, walks ?? with Palmerston, or attends Lidy Derby's ?? in Charles-street, which ever way hio ideas tin n — Whig or Tory — -lis iv hi 3 leisure hours by a canter in the park, a lounge in at Christie and Mansion's, or a Queen's ball. Though ...

... briicir. lii::,ovi i square. Ti.c bri.le w.^ ay.ay ?? her father, Sir Job*.] iiou-.-. autl Wiis atttrr.t'eo: 1:\ the foil .whig ■••■■de: - liiaitis : — Lvl\ Idrny Grenville, La.-'iy Frances P.aillie Hiitnil- ton. 3., 0y ?? Bi'.iHie-H..:..i1t0n, Hou. Alice ...

... natural, a sensible, a discreet, and a laudable step on the part of Lord John Russell, and which is applauded by the elite of the Whig ! aud Liberal parties of 18G1 , would not be so regarded • by the followers of Sir Robert Peel, had their chief consented to ...

... into a trap set for them by the enemy, at a little place in Virginia that bears the great name of Vienna. Schenck is an old Whig Congressman, who knows no more of war than Prester John knew ef the electric tele- graph. Clever in his sphere, he wilted as ...

... that death had resulted from a fit of epilepsy. The jury returned a verdict accordingly. THE CiJNSUa OF IBELAND. The Northern Whig publishes an excellent resumi of that portion of the census whicii refers to the n >rtu of Ireland. Prom this statement it ...

... bring in a bill for shortening the duration of Parliaments, wliich was opposed by Lord John Russell, Lord Morpeth, and other Whigs, and was lost on a division by 213 to 164. In May, 1831, he moved for the repeal of the Septennial Act with like ill . success ...

... erected for the | , ?? li'jiiois. aud that the Boyne Water and Pro- I 'tint Boys were frequently played. The Northern Whig, I ?? ?? leading columns, says : - '•Tii,- 12th eif July has passed away peaceably. The rain I -.from the sobering effects ...

... Hungarian questions by a German majority. Tiieir constitutional government would prac- tically be nt an end. They would be the Whigs of the daya of Lord Liverpool. Besides, all their historical claims would be oblite- rated. They would have become parties ...

... Pennsylvanian. Mr. Etheridge was chosen Clerk. He is a Tennessean, and was for some years a representative from that Stste on Whig and South American principles. In the present contest he is a strong Union man, making himself so obnoxious to the Disunionists ...

... Berkeley of Berkeley Castle, Let alone his professional services, he deserves much from his political friends in power as a stanch Whig. ...