... Prince Consort, and the juvenile members of the royal family quite recherche. SUDDEN RECAL OF THE CHANNEL FLEET.—The Northern Whig of Monday says— The public of Beifast, and of a wide district around it, will learn with regret and disappointment that the ...

... Russell's elevation. So far things are just as before; while, of late years, London has been so entirely under the control of Whig-Radicals as to be looked upon as. one of their pocket constituencies. It is something, therefore, that the Conservatives should ...

... supporter of the Government, and it would be hard to say what he is in poli tics except in negatives. He is not a Peelite, not a Whig, not a Radical, not a Tory. He is crotchety, clever, very right when he is right, and very wrong when he is wrong, which is ...

... vacant do. 17,167; do. building 2,692. Rooms with one or more windows 1,694,982. WHIG CREATIONS. We do not at present purpose to go back to the old scandals which disgraced the Whig Cabinets that ruled this country, with but a few months' interruption, from ...

... man's name, and Lord John Russell has always maintained that it had the effect of destroying the symmetry of the Whig measure, and frustrating Whig expectationsa in the counties. The Duke—the Marquis stood forward As the county member and farmer's friend. ...

... would have • salutary effect in many respects. LIBERAL PURITY.--Further evidence by which the London election was won to the Whig-Radicals, has conic to light. It has already been stated that a letter was issued in the name of Sir Fitzroy Kelly, asking ...

... both of corn and straw. Several early 'fields are already cut. All now depends on the weather for the next two woeks.—Northern Whig. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S ANNITAL Snow. --On Thursday the Great National Cattle Show was opened to the public, and it far ...

... the apathy engendered by a six months' close attendance in St. Stephen's, and the anxiety of members to have done with it. Whigs have always been proverbial for watching the opportunity, and have generally succeeded in getting some quiet sinecures, in ...

... belonged to Lord Derby, it will now belong to Lord Palmerston. Such is the way in which the drama of The Rivals is played by Whig politicians. ...

... corrupt Whig placenten can derive any benefit from Mr Bright in the way of popular support, Mr Bright and his friends arc the most wonderful people of recent times Row goes the mob, for that's the mighty thing When stump is tramp the Whigs are for ...

... strength in this contest, and that Mr Turner is returned by Liberal votes—if by such votes are meant thou* of supporters of a Whig in preference to a Tory administration. Many, no doubt, of the South Lancashire electors have a very strong opinion that the ...

... —Dublin, Monday.—ln every part of Ireland the tone of the press as to the harvest is desponding. According to the Northern Whig— The disastrous continuance of wet weather is tilling the minds of the farmers with gloom and disappointment. It is impossible ...