... WHIG PEERAGES. believe that Moxrerox Mit.sea, on whom Peerage has been conferred, will take the title of Lord Brighton. MrMiLses, who for many years sat the I loose of Commons Conservative, some time since changed his opinions, and attached himself to ...

... the Conservative party.” The suggestion that a nobleman who is truly described by the Eventne “the most inflexible type of Whig- gery now extant” is to be selected by Lord Derby to suc- ceed him in the leadership of the Conservatives isa palpable canard; ...

... been a Secretary of State under Pitt) died, and Viscount Normanby became known as Earl of Mulgrave. In the following year the Whigs sent him to Jamaica as Governor; in the next year he returned to Eng- land to sueceed Lord Carlisle as Lord Privy Seal ; and ...

... thanks were duly accorded amidst some confusion, andthe not very satisfactory proceedings were brought to aclose.—Northern Whig. ...

... Brewster stating the case for the prosecution. What was that prosecution about ? It was a prosecution brought against the Northern Whig for au article that appeared in that paper, in which it was stated that Napier, the judge, was in concert with Rogers the bailiff ...

... warfare, in which, to rome extent, they were successful, because it was he carried on in another country. In 18153, after the Whigs bad got their last defeat, the town council applied st for a bill and got it, because there was no opposition to give to Belfast ...

... importance which it has left a’one altogether. It is not merely enough to saj- that another year has passed by, and that the Whig Ministry have left unfulfilled every pledge upon the faith of which they were enabled to eject Lord Derby from office. They ...

... himself in about two feet deep of wate-, Paving firct tied bis bands behind his back. There no known cause for this act —Northern Whig. Pabieian Lady Improvers.—A French correspstdent of the Spectator noticee a new academy Paris : They have lately come to the ...

... ination was continued upon the subject of matters connected with the Corporation. ] You have heard what Sadleir did on the Whig side and in the interest of the Catholic religion ?—I have read of it. And you have some reason to know what John Bates did ...

... was opened by a disquisition upon jury-packing in general, which was applied to the case under consideration. The Tories and Whigs, and the leading men connected with those parties, and also many of the most eminent members of the Irish Bar, engaged for ...

... t of the session; but there has been one stalwart addition to the I ory ranks in the person of Mr. Ferrand, who defeated a Whig Lord of the Admiralty on his own ground —the dockyard borough of Devonport Mr. t. S. Powell, too, a good substitute for Mr ...

... allusion to the nomination of Mr. William Coates, J.P., for the mayoralty 1863, he said that gentleman was a political spy of the Whigs in Dublin Castle. Judge Hayes—That most improper observation. Mr. Coates, who had been sitting in the grand jury box, rose ...