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... THE LATEST WHIG JOB. ( From the &indent. ) Earl Russell has discovered by this time that he took a false step when he mancenvred Sir James Hudson out of the Italian mission, and intrigued Mr Elliot into it. Of course there have been apologies for this ...
... WHIG DISCOMFITURE AT DUNDEE. (From 'Notes and Queries.*) Amongst the MSS. belonging to the Faculty Advocates one of a miscellan-ous description very use a common-plrc# book, and written about the beginning of last century. In it are preserved very singular ...
... THE LIFE AND DEATH OF THE WHIG PARTY. The ‘‘Manchester Examiner,” in an article on the Liberation Society's Conference Manchester, writes thus of Mr Mi all’s speech and of the Whig party; —In the paper read by Mr Miall before the Liberation Society’s ...
... The Northern Whig of Saturday says : In our local trade there is no animation. Prices arc in general well maintained. The demand for Linens is not brisk, but prices are generally well maintained. The home market is dull, and the liner class of goods ...
... ?I at igenct. GLAND. HEALTH THE PRINCESS or 'Vales writes to the Northern Whig :—I saw the Princess on Monday morning, before her visit to \Vim- Ibledno, and thought her looking dreadfully worn and and medical men say that this never-ending sehiel of ...
... have served with Whig administrations; bet be was trained iu another camp. and followed the bummer Sir Robert Peel. The advent of Lord Derby to peony released Sir G. C. Lewis from his uncongenial position; but the Conservative triumph was short lived ...
... The Rip»»B*jitatio» of Lusom.—The 1 Northern Whig' of Tbunday morning «ays —On Saturdar, Mr Edward W. the Conaervaiire candidate, comtneuc«d canvasr. The uamei of Mr Jonathan J. Rlchardion, J. P. Robert Barbour, brother the late member, Sir Jamei M'Kinly ...
... perishing of inanition. The 'Herald' says the election proves that some of the constituencies are tired of the Whig dictation and careless how soon the Whig oligarchy may fall. ...
... refused to take another Whig, and gave a majority of 149 to Mr Tammass, the Conservative candidate. Tamworth—where Sir RODENT Pan reigns supreme, and which till the other day was reproaental by himself and Viscount Rentsex, another Whig—has thrown off the ...
... crowd. Add re«- hi* admirer* troiu the wludow hi* hotel, the hon.gentlMMUt *aid he was a Tory, a good old Tory, aud hated a Whig a* the devil hateil water. ...
... that day—(loud cheers)— •which took the planter's side ; and, worst all. there was the Scotch Times, the representative' the Whigs, which treated our movement with derision, and did all it could to make sport of There was nothing but the noble Chronicle ...
... Tory part) . extinct. Well, if tha Tory parly extinct, what were they say the — pure, but u,\ ''simple? (Laughter.) Few Whig* were to found. If were any, they wandered like that . of which believed there only remained one, :lml that in the Ashmolcan ...