... much eat as one of the most useful members of the House of Common'. He was almost constantly working on committees. He was a Whig, and the majority of his constituents were Conservatives; but they would hear of no other candidate while be Eyed, so great ...

... who has just retired on of ill health. Mr. Smith le • nell.known banker Rod But Indian sod for Middleton. In polities is a Whig, but prepared to rote for the abolition of church rates if Dissenters think it necessary. .•. . _ Major - W.lker, who contested ...

... as as be has sullmeatly re. sovered. It has bean decided that the Volunteer Later Review shall lake plow, as lost seer, it *Whigs The Amu thinks the Lard Mayor dunit4l hoe isederem sad that the preterit* 'Weld pans slowly artthe( . . . . . Raid thti il ...

... just retired on account health. Mr Smith is a well-known banker and Indian proprietor, and magistrate for Middlesex, le a -Whig, but prepared vote for tue aboliti on of church rates if Disrenfeers think it necessary. Majo Walker, who contested Dumfries ...

... Kobatt wat mack maul m tat of tba moat atafal maathiaa tha Hoaaa af Cowwaawa. Ba waa almoat aaaataady working aoatteiUata. waa Whig, tba majority bit Coattmlirra; bat would hoar at at aihaa wbilo Uwtd, te gnat wat ter hit character, aad ao highly did thay ...

... doned their coast fortifications lastSoseion, but this Session they appear to be anxious to retrieve the reputation of the Whigs for perverse obstinacy by persisting in the construc- tion of useless men-of-war. If one thing has been more plainly proved ...

... all begging him not to divulge their names. The | hon. member also animadverted in ntron‘f terms upon the | extent to which Whig jobbery was carried, declared that if Lord Palmerston had not been aware that he ran the risk of being in a minority he would ...

... defrauded to the amount of £4,000 in notes and gold, by a person named Roberts, the ‘cuhiur of the Ballymens branch. The Northern Whig says that Roberts left Ballymena on Saturday by the evening train, and was seen carrving a large portmanteau. On Monday morning ...

... Grey—the former very courtly gentleman, but quite accustomed to have his own way ; aid tho latter time-worn and hard-headed old Whig Between these two distinguished officials and the committee dispute has unhappily arisen to the arrangements for the reception ...

... candidate for I the particular duties ought to be the sole consideration. We should ask ourselves not whether Mr. A. or Mr. B. is a whig or a tory, a churchman or a dissenter, but whether he is the man to whom taking his whole character together we should like ...

... Thursday 12th, 10. ' Lobd Palmers ton, latterly is said have given nearly as many places to his Conservative supporters to the Whigs, has raised an outcry among the lawyers by appointing his step-grandson and private secretary, the Hon. Evelyn Ashley, Treasurer ...

... every shade of party come forward to denounce the oppression and the wrong which that unhappy country has suffered, Tories, Whigs, and Radicals alike agreeing, with wonderful unanimity, in expressing indi gna tion at the rapacity which the despoilers of ...