... Conserve* tive colleague iv the representation of Buckingham- shire, Mr. Harvey baring bean elected on Friday -to succeed tha late Whig repreeentative, now A*t»ru Cbesliam. The Liberal enndi date, Dr. Lea, made lew friends amongst the constituency in owaeequeneeor ...

... of attending to the business ; and how comes this ? It is here, it is in another large house, tbe privileged stronghold of Whigs and Tories, or the wasps and the drones, differing while dividing the honey of the industrious bees This leads me to observe ...

... THE CONSEaVATTVE PABTY FBOM A WHIG POINT OF VIEW. A general impression prevails, which msy or may not be corroborated by facta, that tbe Ministry is weaker than it was, thst it can less afford to stand sn attack, and that the Conservative leaders, although ...

... subjected to an excise, a countervailing customs duty is imposed on foreigu wares of tbe same sort. By the cowardice of the Whigs and the reckless injustice of the Freetraders, the slave-grown sugar of Louisiana wss placed on an equal footing with the ...

... wailing o'er the dirt and vice and misery that must prevail •v® sma I estates, and small farms, and small factories. . leading Whig in homes where six or sight person# of b-th sexes and all Hasr.) this coontry. where there #nch a great crew- trade which Mr ...

... the depressed condition of the labour- ing population, snd ssid that Ireland had been systemati- cally misgoverned since the Whigs came iuto power.— Sir Robert Peel declared that the emigration to which Mr. Whiteside had alluded wai the natural consequence ...

... and tbe massacre at Soochow. These wars, according to Uie terms of tbe motion, have resulted from the settled policy of the Whigs, iv yielding to the pressure of merchauts anxious for au extension of their trade. The Ceawlbt Court Mahtial.— lu reply to ...

... were ths terms on which the proposed Conference was based? The Conservative#, aaid, would have managed much better than the Whigs. Lord Palmerston, in bis reply, said Mr. Disraeli was never happy as when was attacking an absent party. If would wait a few ...

... to be tbe inalienable possession of our veteran Premier is decidedly on tbe wune. Seat after seat has been wrested from the Whigs, aad new support and strength been added to the Conservative ranks, and on Friday laat Hertfordshire increased the numerical ...

... *• Troth, ma’am,” replied Bridget, •* he Las been married once ** Wooden Weddings are getting to the order of the day. The Whig notices one which took place at the residence of Mr and Mrs H. M. Nichols, io that City, few days ago. Tha gifla were water-pails ...

... moos* taebs.**—U. Adams, '* can now burnt of bead of hair, wbieb many cannot; 1w yuile bold the crown of bead when I began whig It.—W. 11. ** custcmcr highly of your Criullfna.**—-If, F. Jones. tAiembt, Fandisc airMt, Livervooh K/mpkintu they n.-e ttm ...

... The Scotsman announces the death of Mr. Wemyss, M P.. at his residence in London, on Monday night. The Hon. Gentleman was a Whig, aud represented Fife- shire. On Tuesday, tbe protocol, putting an end to the Eng- lish protectorate of the lonian Islands ...