... of Earl Russell to Newcastle has been signalised by a banquet, given by the Whigs iv honour of him who was ouct- luoked up to as leader of the party, aud, as we suppose, of Whig principles at the same time. Such au event could not, of course, fail tv elicit ...

... day, already knows, that Tory and Whig a huudred years ago, and indeed much more recently, bore a signification so widely different to that which tbey vow do, that the chief affinity isiu name aud descent ; that Whigs and Tories, at different periods, ...

... horse of the Whigs, the Reform Bill 1830 that Reform Bill, too, which Lord a Russell once hinted to be final, and the subseqaeut condaot his W' jg colleagues would lead one to infer to their opinion also. Now, we give full credj to Whigs for their Reform ...

... tor and his frieads, how is Lord Palmerstoa to maintain his position The very maay old Whigs alluded to, Lord Palmerstoa's personal friends, the Bedford Whigs, aDd the Peelites, are far outaumbered by the Coaservatives. Caa be expected that the latter ...

... Conservative claims 10 0 Whig-Radical do 9 0 Parties making their own claims 8 Conservative objections 19 Whig-Radical do 26 8 £10 HOUSEHOLDERS. Conservative claims 73 Whig-Radical do 56 23 Conservative objections 24 6 Whig-Radical do 17 11 SUMMARY. ...

... Two notables in the political world have been before the public this week. On Monday last Newcastle held a universal gala of Whig, Tory, Radical, Conservative, Liberal, Liberal- Conservative, Independent, —in a word politicians of every hue and shade and ...

... moderate protective duty. In 1826, having six years previously been rejected at Hull, he was returned for Carlisle, again on Whig principles; and in 1831 we find him a Cabinet Minister in Ear] Grey’s Reform government, having been appointed First Lord of ...

... municipal contests upon political grounds. Where, therefore, the election of a Town Councillor is to be decided by the rule of Whig or Tory, we trust Con- servatives will exert themselves to redress the inequality which now exists between the two parties ...

... were interred, on Monday, in the family vault at 'Edmore churchyard, near Crospr, county Down The funeral, says the Northern Whig, was attended by Mr Alderman Livesey and Mr Alderman Healy, of Rochdale, who came over to Ireland specially to pay a last ...

... insuperable bar. Such has been the operation of what is designated a Liberal measure of Municipal Reform ; until respectable Whigs have themselves become disgusted, aud shrink from sharing municipal honours with partisans of whom they are ashamed. We should ...

... Sir James Graham was of the same age and standing as Lord Bussell — the year of his birth being 1792. Like many of the young Whigs, he was educated at Westminster School, From there he went to Queen's College, Cambridge, and very speedily entered upon public ...

... barony reverted to tho deoi His uncle, the Hon. Osorge Ponsonby, succeeds him. Ia politics the deceased nobleman was a staunch Whig. Rumoured Return of Mr. Olipiia.nt.— V7 ■• understand that Mr. Lawrence Oliphant. our secretary i legation in Japan, is on ...