... corps, and is the son of a gentleman who sat for Peterborough for many years. A Conservative candidate in this division of the Whigs could hardly fail of success. It is announced that Mr. Whalley is in very indifferent health. The lion, gentleman was to have ...

... law of neutrality, and an emphatic declaration by way of denoting his perfect acquiescence in the policy of non-intervention. Whig or Tory, it is all the same; so far the burthen of their oratorical songs will be alike. Then is nothing in tbe cotton famine ...

... though the Conservatives possess this power, it does not appear likely they will exercise it ; for they could only oust the whigs from Downing Street on some important question which would add the voles of the advanced irr 4N ;) 77'nTP.17 - I,T THE TAVISTOCIC ...

... Mackinnon, is about to be called to the Upper House, as a reward, we presume, for the lomst and steady support he has given to the Whigs. It is stated that his son, Captain Mac- kinnon, will offer himself as a candidate for the vacancy, but the electors do not ...

... sat for various boroughs, and at the time of the Reform Bill abandoned the prescriptive politics of his family, which were Whig. He sat in the House of Commons for several boroughs until 1830, then he was elected for South Salop, which county he continued ...

... late •hip Jane for £6,000, and the other Captin Paton for £2,000. Tdb Bishops and Smoking.— Mr. Yatos, writing to the Btlfcut Whig, and speaking of the Athenaeum club says:— For yean and years the Episcopal influence, vhich is great there, prevented the ...

... ficrooi.—The lets schoolmates Mr. Ws% bosh, le • more Incisive poet I. BerUonettan, Mr. K. Wager, late of Mark's Trainees Whigs, Mabee, hes wend epos the denim anoint of the Mopes, Sneed. EAST GLOUCESTERSHIRE RAILWAY. PUBLIC MINIUM AT PAIBFOBD. A public ...

... whstber anyibing mors has h* done, even by barbarous and uncivilized nations. hi town largs Bristol, built chiefly wf wood, in whig lived soma some aay 180,000 people all e'es* ! ages, and both sexes, and I ask you to try and 4 sufforing, destitution, and ...

... the capacity for oratorical distinction, his silence may be easily accounted for by the fact that be was the sea of a veteran Whig, the lord of Durham, and that he himself had been gradually veering rotted from the Whigism which returned him for Durham to ...

... the Owner at W. ea The war wenaa , wefts& Possess diewt, aged A. Whig with her Wand sod We awn, who dawn. Bowoll hi hew* of lthe Ufa Awl to see her ; bet they wore mined ep- Fie hew& An Whig dt the bets got to Meyerds of Mr. Unit, Nal end of the Welk ; ...

... Foster. HOLLOWAY'. Prue.--Combination of excellence In tams of weakness and debillty.--.Every virtue demanded by the most ex- Whig invalid is incorporated In these admirable Pine he sto flay mach will rid the system of a corrupt humours and regulate t and ...

... election of 18.57, to his brother, Lord Harry Vane (who has always adhered to the Whig traditions ul his house with a stedtestness which is the more meritorious as stanch Whigs are becoming scarcer every day), (bat his lordship must no longer reckon on the ...