... Lord Carlisle, Lord Albemarle, Lord Minto. 1 saw pass before me during the evening many leading men the different parties— Whigs great majority, but also Tories and Radicals, from Lord Aberdeen to Mr. Grote. entered with several into short conversation; ...

... sought to subvert. Had he (the plaintiff right to come into that court and take such a cour--.; Mr. Ball bad alluded to the Whigs and Tories; but were longer two parties in this country. The tic of liberality had covered the landmarks which define; them ...

... St Stephen f. F few moiltlis. Both of tliem served m a subaltern otlico under Peel, and lived to hold high office under his whig antagonists. Both worked hard at the official Ufe, Lord Dalhousie in the Board of Trade dinin'' the railway mania, Lord Canning ...

... k dm in Paris. The price in London and Is I the same. The amount of gold taken to the Bank ' yesterday, was .C 240,00- This Whig involving • corresponding Cr, ation of new rates mast tell the money market. The bulk of the gold seat In yesterday, wait dotted ...

... Young—And after Major Yelverton's death, Ito is the next heir? Witoese—Hts son, if be has • legitimate one. Mr. Young—And Whig son is Illegitimate? Witness—lf he dies without male issue, my sou Is le successor. Lind Ardmillan—lf he DO ion you would rid ...