... while in the other he seeks for information as regards the ',Charity Commission,' which he designated a snug nest of the Whigs. The Secretary for War was led to explatn,that Crawley will be indemnified for all the expenses incurred by him in his recent ...

... candidate, Mr Craig, on the hustings. This he did with so much tact and moderation, that he won the commendation not only of the Whigs, but also of the Tories. Said the proposer of the Tory candidate — If the speaking here to-day were to settle the election ...

... on'smoothly, and acquaintanceship almost ripened to intimacy. Conversation went on fluently ; Thompson, who. was a liberal of the Whig school of politics, finding immense fault with every Tory or Ultra-radical element in the Government, at the same time maintaining ...

... expresses his views on any subject is beyond doubt. The key-note which Mr Gladstone has sounded is higher than any yet sounded by Whig or Tory statesmen, but it does not follow that nothin g less will satisfy him. He is no lover of sudden and great changes ; ...

... ground, lost heavily in wounded. On the evening of the 9th, the Federals attacked I tt,l ll %inia Court-House by their right whig, kilivock, which was vifformiLlY r'- with a heavy loss. On Tuesday, the at noon, the Federal centre, advana,„-4a the whole ...

... comparatively remote,he has ed the changes initiate) by the late- Lord Hamilton, who, himself, must long be - as the great Whig Reformer of his day, Wemory is still cherished in the Mani. siderably upwards of half a-century there were few roads and scarcely ...

... witnesses Ad frequenting such a house as that adant, hoped that this public ex°flit, e) disgraceful in itself, and notchru n great Whig Reformer of his da: is still cherished in the Islan y upwards of half a-century are few roach and scarcely any .culture in ...

... have in the wretched abode which she she occupied no fewer than seventeen dogs, eleven cats, and fourt,:en hens. The Northern Whig states that a custom prevails extt•usivrly in the north a Ireland of knockil g iff the horns of cows before sending them over ...

... by-gone years an active vindicator of the Reform Bill of 1832 ; and so lung as he lived, was a consistent supp )r-ter of those Whig principles which he steadfastly maintained during the trying period referred to. We have met him as a keen, keen curler. He ...

... correspondent a few weeks ago, the following traditionary and grotesque story John Cochran the well-known partisan of the Whigs during their rebellion in 1685, and son of the then Earl of Duudonald, was proprietor of Ochiltree House. His retainers—if ...

... must be determined hereafter; fur the present Le was remanded. The Lat .Rourssf Prince Alert. THERE has reached us (Northern 'Whig') from abroad a moat interesting extract from a .Letter which was written by a member of the QV:Wife household short'g after ...

... recital of the facts ottile case, the state of things in thuse'doleful -times would be but imperfectly revealed. Could '''The Whig's Vault, in the peel of Dunnotar_ speak, it would ' tell a story enough to rend a heart of stone. The truth is that, notw ...