... prosperity and peace, some energetic protests are made. The leading metropolitan journals sneer at the transparent shuffling of the Whig cards which have followed the retirement of Lord Herbert and the sublimation of Lord John. It is asked—and not without good ...

... 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. ...

... PISCIINCE HJLLTH• or HOW TO AIM ENJOY O MORE BLACRBEETLIB, COCKROACHE, CRICKETS, RA WO& M so Ow Mll YOU WANT LUXURIANT HAIR, WHIG• MUSTACHIOS EYEBROWS! mid I. be a Mk Is cos • bast Mir. TAM by week wows ON OF Till Ike, Ma Agents, &a, poet 5 nus ALARM tor ...

... deals , the Scottish Farmer will . be _received as an important addition to • _' the literature of _agriculture . —yorthem Whig _* _- ' - ' -- ' _- . ; • - If the _numbers already received _ore a lair _sample of what is to be _hereafter _, it will prove ...

... House of Lords on Tuesday as Earl Russell, of Kingston-Russell in Dorset, and Viscount Amberley of Ardsalla, in Meath. Most Whigs will feel that a rank less than an earldom would have been below his just claims, yet it most not be forgoUon that overleaping ...

... seat in the House of Lords as Earl Russell, of Kingston-Russell in Dorset, and Viscount Amberley, of Ardsalla, in Heath. Most Whigs will feel that a rank less than earldom would have been below his just claims, yet it must not be forgotten that overleaping ...

... 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 ...

... iu the House of on Tuesday as Earl Russell, of Kingston-Russell in Dorset, and Viscount Amberley Ardsalla, in Meath. Most Whigs will feel that a rank less than an earldom would have been below bis just claims, yet it must not be forgotten that overleaping ...

... While the pension list was secret there was also a source of bribery available. Thus Mr Rose Fuller, who had been a staunch Whig, was bought off by pension of £600, which he enjoyed for many years—the cause of his apostacy not being discovered till after ...

... country, involved in Lord John Russell's translation, is the resig- nation of his reversionary claim to the leadership of the Whig party—a resignation that must, of course, be con- strued as made in favour of Mr Gladstone. Lord Palmer- | ston cannot in the ...

... the ballot; and from this period to 1842 he took active part, under Sir Robert 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 ...

... not will result the triumphant victory of the latter. The aristocratic Liberal party—if I may so call them, or rather the old Whig party, who in 1857 coalesced with the Tories, and unseated Bright and Gibson—have come to see their folly now, and execrate ...