... a very small party, tliovu~h not politically an nun- f Dal portant pasty. The two leading parties were shuilar to l cc- the Whig and Tory parties of ?? country, the one aeekin - taid to %weaken the central power and to sti-engthsen thin Stat iih ow power ...

... unfortunately administered the latter instead of the former, and death resulted on the next day. The deceased be- louged to an old Whig, family, and long occupied a very influential position. ADDITIONAL information respecting the New- castle murder, serves to ...

... deceased pear. -His uncle, 'the Hon. Coo, P.onsonhy, jut succeeds him. Ini politics the deceased nobleman was a l V staunch Whig.I PROPOSED RALWAY FO ULT b HOR1NSEA. Several attempts have Ioon shade to establish a line of railway fromt Hull to Horossa ...

... to the bis own judgment, appears to have produi amount ot Liberal displeasure. Nut that his so really inconsistent with the Whig principles . viously professed ; for the untimely and tiopi duction of the franchise schemes towhi. . Radicals would, if they ...

... was assassinated; and in the following year he arrived in Paris the day after the execution of Louis XVl.—Lord Ponsonbv, a Whig nobleman (nephew of the late distinguished diplomatist), died in Bavaria, on the 2nd inst., at the comparatively early age ...

... milk-and-water dispatches, until she has lost much of her prestige for invention and daring. We have been hood-winked by a Whig oligarchy who have played into the bands of despots greatly to the curtailment of our influence abroad and well-being at home ...

... Gladstone is disposed to alter tha tariff in a seuse more favourable to the importation of French wines. Lord Fonsonby, a Whig nobleman, (nephew of the late distinguished diplomatist), died in Bavana, on the 2nd wstant, at the sge of forty-five. The ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... sir, yours very faithfully, Bekeaburoe-bouse, Oct. 14. Cha»LES BgKII. Death o» Mr. William Sharmax Crawford.— Ths .Vorthern Whig announces the death, at Crswfords- barn, ?? Belfast, on Thursday alternoon, of Mr. ?? Isa SoSSSki formsrl, M.P. for Duodalk ...