... Chancellor and mouth-piece of the University of London, which office he held for twenty years. Such are the chief claims the Whig candidate put forward by the Cambridge Liberals in opposition to the Duke of Buccleuch. The name of the latter popular nobleman ...

... Sir Robert Clifton who is returned in the Conservative interest, by an overwhelming majority of the Radical burgesses. The Whig Premier's rodagra, to wit, gout, and the brace of crutches which he, not long since the moat agile of septuagenarians, is fain ...

... 0 TIN wee. II . U LADY'S AND WALNUT WOOD WORKBOXES, 12 Inches, looking glees head, Mlle Used, with beet cutlery wed weer' Whigs . 46 0 LI DI TKA YELLING OK VISITING SPIN S, flat hag can, containing working implements, sliver gilt Rs. 75. 85, to ...

... example may yet be the means of inducing some our absentee landlords to go and do likewise.” Death Suffocation —ln yesterday’s Whig * e stated that two parties had lost their lives, and that another was nut yet out of danger, by being suffocated, from tne ...

... when a vacancy exists in Oxfordshire, where the Conservatives are all powerful, it appears to be almost agreed upon that a Whig shall walk over the course. Pray, sir, use your grey goose quill, and protest against such culpable inaction. With power ...

... for the clerical party in a university to band themselves against a Whig can- didate, as it is for Mr. Disraeli again to raise the old cry of the Church in danger. In our times, Whig and Tory statesmen, in all things relating to universities, are nearly ...

... whole nation would rapport the officers of the Government (bear, hear, and cheers); that tho Ministers of the Crown, be they Whig or Tory, if they only act boldly and legally- if they went to the full verge of the law, and not beyond it, would not appeal ...

... Ilapsburg may he exhausted, and the property of the crown will soen have di-appeared, and what then Tue sixpenny weeklies, both Whig and T ry, enter in chorus at the return of Mr. Cox fur Finsbury. Their unanimity is as striking as it is rare and eiitying ...

... ces are evidently conspiring to bring the withdrawal of the Galw: crit, R. M‘Swinney, | ahont this desirable consummation. Whig Government—an act Next in merit D. In Austria during the past year no great reign polley of Lord John R yeneral answering— ...

... electors on account of his almost extreme professions in favour of popular concessions. It has been only in the elections for Whig counties and small boroughs that the same moderately liberal and reliable thick-and-thin sup- porters of the Ministry have ...

... which it deals the &valid Fa. titer will be received as an important addition to the literature of agricttlture.—Northeris Whig * If the Lumbers already received are a fair sample of wh.t k to be hereafter, it will prove an important addition to the ranks ...

... the seat which he had so long and worthily filled as the representative of South Wilts. An abortive effort was made by the Whig party to return Mr. Fbaseb Gbove as Mr, Hebbebt’b successor; but the conservative tendencies of the. constituency were so decided ...