... leave things just as they had been before. It so happened, however, that Lord Brougham, who had shortly before seceded from the Whig party, and was in a peculiarly mischief-making mood at the time, took it into his head to introduce a clause rendering all ...

... rapidly, and the Tories are winning the majority the vacant seats. Two or three more such victories for the tones, and the Whigs will be undone. Some aver that Lord Derby has already a majority in the House, and only waits for an opportunity to use it ...

... should be made, but every detail as to the changes proposed, are particularised. In this way it was that leading member of the Whig party formerly paved the way for the great financial reforms which were shortly afterwards carried out under the auspices of ...

... same time, reserve sufficient portions of their produce to furnish food for their families during the coming winter.—Northern Whig. Review of the British Corn Trade. (From the Mark Lane Express of Monday lad.) Beyond the partial continuance of fog the past ...

... profession, from a similar cause. At Brookes's, faro macao were indulged iu by Fox, Selwyn, Lord Carlisle, and the other great Whigs to an extent which enabled man to win or lose a considerable fortune iu a single evening. 4 Many a time after a long night ...

... the selection of proper men to represent them, who look on with apathy and indifference during the elections, or who vote for Whig or Tory or for both together simply as may best suit their dirty selfish interests, without the slightest regard to public ...

... Most unexpectedly, at the latter end of the last Session, the Night Poaching Bill was brought in aud passed. Both parties— Whig and Tory—had agreed that the bill was a great game firescrver ; and they intended to make game of the rabbits. Hear, hear) ...

... patties for both the Premier and the leader of the opposition, and the sauce for the Tory goose will be equally acceptable to the Whig gander. Lord Derby and Mr. Disraeli give their dinners usual; but we hear nothing of business meetiug their supporters, either ...

... Palmerston has lost supporter, for the former member was liberal, and the Lord Mayor is a conservative. But it appears that whig or tory had nothing with the matter. Rose is connected with the Oriental steam packet company, which Southampton loves, and ...

... The younger brother had previously been made Bishop of Winchester. The Sumners were fortunate under every government. The whigs continued what the tories began. Lord John Russell made the Duke Wellington's bishop an archbishop. The deceased archbishop ...

... Thurlow Weed leaves for ojo the 30th. The Chippewa Indians have revolted in Minnesotr. More troubles are expected. The Richnwnd Whig estimates the quantity of cotton destroyed since the commencement of the struggle at from 400,000 to 600,000 bales. The Time/ ...

... After a few words from Mr. Peacock and Mr. Sansfield, Mr. Maguire denied that the Roman Catholic emancipation was due to the Whigs. It was not even due to Sir R. Peel and the Duke of Wellington, but to the fearless energy of the Irish people. The Government ...