... noble Earl who is the head these movements, And, thircly, ah Arthor Kinnaird is a member of Parlia- ment. In litics he is a Whig, and so thoroughly Palmerston nm that he has come to be led in the ouse * Palmerston’s Shatow.” He was by the noble Lord’s ...

... quiet, gentlemen. Both parties haring become a little pacified sat down after a scene nwvly equalled. On this the Northern Whig remans TM* proeeoJlng. ih* mo«t w* bufll-i proper draertptt O. To SM OfIWBSUIM* ...

... months haa occupied much of tba valuable time of the noble Lord-Lieutenant of Monmouthshire and baa so grievously damaged the Whig interests in that county. Aji tba law now stands, any British aubject may aaaume and bear any surname he pleases, provided ...

... of Lucien Buonaparte by bis first marriage. Just before the death of the great Napoleon, St. Helena, Mr. then ardent young Whig, left England, with the intention visitiug the illustrious prisoner at St. Helena. He his inten;ion freely, and Home was introduced ...

... member by some one the statistician who on one occasion was located in Castle, and who, it was said, was hired facts for the whigs.” ‘Laughter. ) the government made a at mistake, for they ted enumerators to take census of that year to numbers returned by ...

... engender conceit, confidence, and insolence. Turn about agoo ...

... the Gulf Is moving from New Orleans. Its destination is unknown, but it Is supposed to be some point in Texas. The Richmond Whig opposes the idea of arming the negroes advocated by some Southern Journals NEW York, Sept Morning). Advices from San tuh Potuel ...

... trade, and reform, should blotted from the map ? But how about Liverpool! That least respectable Conservative city, where Whigs (otherwise in Lancashire extinct ss the dodo the bustard) are plentiful, and Radical is like black swan. Liverpool is the cradle ...

... created, it is rymoured. Tho nohle* expectsnt are Colonel Henry White, (d «--odlauds who hs» wen staooch supporter of the Whigs Ireland, Mr K lward E'.Hc*. Sir Charles Wood, Mr-. Monckt Mllnes. and Mr. Wauteorth Beaumont. Is added that two earls will ...

... the beauty and warmth of the evening, the territorial party found themselves under the cold shade of oppontion. The first few Whig batting motions were easily defeated, Lord Stanhope by bowling proving himself very handy in compelling the involuntary acceptation ...

... must be wrong. And only Tcar’cm always must right, light, right. There was never such a 1 artar. To nothing he gave quarter; Whig or Tory, nob or snob, he tackled all, all, all. Ami the liattles that he fit In the great Westminster Pit, Would make the famed ...

... wonder this : as matters stand, nearly all great questions the day having been settled, there is but little to choose between Whigs ami Tories. Let it never forgotten that the Tories, both the matter of church rates anil reform, showed far more sincerity ...