... se'noight. Tue deceased young gentletou was in the tuition Civil Service, and was at home on inn. He was (says the Northern Whig) a most populist member of the Killultach Hunt, every member of which will sincerely deplore his untimely loss. Tan LATE LORD ...

... existence ; for the signs of the times leave little room for doubt that the fats of the Cabinet is sealed ; and, Once fallen, the Whig coterie will not find their way back to office u easily as they have done on former occasions. In expressing a sincere and ...

... was the homilies - had le beemied to Mg& eh* theL i▪ el by lift. hedb, eeerzerialbe = he P . east helps by LLodesmE *h. TY d Whig will be els. *Wed es le be mei. •II pumas he he 'ebbe beim. HORRIBLE MURDER REAR WIGAN. One of the most horrible and revolting ...

... on almost all political questions. It is impossible to tell by the speech which he makes whether a Member of Parliament be Whig or Tory. Each party, taught by experience and convinced by discussion, has learnt to abate much of its extreme pretensions ...

... rather hear honest Tory sing the glories of England’s old institutions and her present prosperity, than listen to some shallow Whig promising comprehensive measure of Reform, which it is absurd to expect from the present Administration, unless there is greater ...

... offices. If Messrs. Cobden and Bright were to fall foul of the Cabinet, the family party would soon be put in a minority, and the Whig placemen, who have governed the country so long that they look upon Downing Street as a sort of Freehold, would no longer be ...

... themselves entirely irrespective of the tremen- dous issues in the continuation of the cold-blooded and apathetic policy which the Whigs have exhibited towards the heroic people who, at the other end of the world, are jaboring to throw off the hated despotism ...

... Treasury M.P.: as a ' Junior Lord' he must have signed and countersigned a variety of documents; as one of the' whips' of the Whig party no doubt he made himself useful to his friends at more than one political crisis; and personally he was much esteem d ...

... o ls r himself to lie dealing wills people that are to be got with a winning phrase ; that he is reducing the mysteries of Whig statesmanship, so tar as that possible, to the level of ordinary minds ; and that commonplace tinsel plausibiliiies will serve ...

... (as ‘Tom Bowling says), or resign, of which latter contingency, however, there is not the most remote prospect, because the Whigs are too much alive to what is due to No. 1 to resign anything worth keeping. In a pecuniary sense Mr. Serjeant Shee would submit ...

... “Ae nam €s and merits of the new Batch of Baronets b y the Whigs are, as might be expected, dis- CUss 8eheral] With considerable interest, although the public Y are, as usual, sadly puzzled to discover to at Case some of the distinctions are to be attributed ...

... school, in the hope of patching up some ill-assorted union between the remains of the Woburn, —and it may be said coe-begone, —Whigs and the followers of Cobden and Bright under his chiefship Whatever may be animating the scion of the House of Bedford, some ...