... occupiers, which defeated the wellcontrived schemes of Lord John Russell and the framers of the bill, to make the counties Whig as well as the boroughs. In the last ten years the duke had produced several historical works, and was engaged on one when ...

... has at her eommanil upon I.onl John Hussell. PtJititians all classes equally respect liim, for he Las ever he ...

... p’rotntmnt of Sir George Grey to the Home-office s expl by the statemeut that, * hke Sir G. C. vahhln Comte Grey belongs to the Whig party, of which his father was one of the most eminent chiefs,” In a will case in Vice-Chancellor Stuart’s Court, on Friday ...

... LIBERAL PRETENSION. None more thoroughly than the Whigs appreciate the valoe of a good electioneering cry. There is, therefore, the more significance iv the notable, and certainly amusing change which has come o'er tbe spirit uf their election addresses ...

... shown that he caii rise superior to those narrow and cliquish considerations, which have too long been the great bane of the Whigs. As Sir Robert Peel remarked to the electors of Tarn- worth, on Wednesday, when referring to his own appointment, as well as ...

... of exclusion is drawn still tighter (.see ‘'Report of Cambridge Commissioners”). It is time make a stand. Having served the Whig party for five and twenty years I leave them fight their own party fight for their own party purposes. Mr. Wood offers exemption ...

... ballot; and from this period to 1811 he took an active part, under Sir Kobert Peel, in battering the lame government of the Whigs. When Peel entered upon office Mr. Herbert was appointed secretary to the admiralty, and so remained until, in 1845, he was ...

... THE BEGINNING OF THE END. The retirement of Lord John Russell to the lords teaches us the melancholy lesson that Whigs are not immortal. The leaders who have led the Liberals of England for many years, in the ineritable course of things must before long ...

... by f'imtien atiie statesmen even Peel's rise to power. Mr Bright eannot hut remember the of Mr Sidney Herbert when he the Whigs tor their presumption in claiming to he the original discoverers and owner:of Free Trade principles, e those prineiples, he ...

... LAST WEEK 1 North 2906 1£216 6 5 South 2862 I 205 10 6 Brightside 1220 90 7 A SCENE at mi IRISH TOWN COUNCIL. The Northern Whig gives the following graphic report of an extraordinary scene which occurred at a recent meeting of the Cork town council: Mr ...

... of the butcher. So Signor the Judge goes through every department of trade. A Scene at an ißisn Town Council.—The Northern Whig gives the following graphic report of an extraordinary scene which occurred at a recent meeting of the Cork Town Council:—A ...

... John Russell to the Upper House is the snapping of the only link that bound the cabinet of Lord Palmerston to those of his Whig predecessors. At home,* it is little matter whether Lord Derby or Lord Palmerston be the Palinurus of the State. Abroad, Lord ...