... Hon. Henry Cowper. He is a Whig pur sang. We know that every vote he gives, without referenoe to right or wrong, must be given to the support of a family influence. He can no more be expected to refuse to do the bidding of a Whig Administration than tliose ...

... public, after all, not no* grateful acme diaappolntad aspirants (or popular applanae would hare to belle re, The venerable Whig loader had led comiatent, upright, and honourable Ufa, He had terred faithfully and ably the caota of political and muni' clpal ...

... the poise of the or two weds ; Whoa end tin he is. i.e. Omaha Owlnsileb 16 s.d 13; Won e• ear TO. seb hem noshed Id le It Whig Mershon he. si 141. Of to 14i. Nast at ib lbws. a. T. Mirth =three& II he L ham Nisiden i esi hesig dins& isevlng 51 t oe llec ...

... allowed Liberal member to he returned unopposed to represent the Whig minority and their interests. It could hardly fail to produce the same effect at another general election, especially if the Whig landowners are excited the denial of their right to be represented ...

... or APPLICATION FOR MARI& H pal year Tow wits. OM Whig ap a rt pot as la doe show I Mot me eat I or moist that a= to las as at kr Warr r .. .. . R EMITTANCES TO AUSTRALIA. LIITTSIS OP CREDIT O° TRI 111LBOURPIC AND SYDNILT TER SCOTTISH, MID ...

... reduced to • esinimess, and operators on both having hem recently . very often pointed by onamesive ccatradectory reparta, din Z Whigs had not produced the full other circumstances, might have been expected. Austrian funds, however, had leaproved cent. with ...

... respected member, Mr. GILES PULLER, and ended with his life. When a gentleman of the avowed Liberal opinions of Mr. a thoroughgoing Whig by birth, and apparently an unflinching Radical by choice, seeks, on the strength of that compromise, to represent a great ...

... bodice were fogad as imam, was held in Millen's public-house, Qome's-quay, • verdict of accidental death was returnat —Northers Whig. ...

... law reform, or a measure of parallel interest. Reform has been said to be dead, and Earl Russell has, with his characteristic Whig complacency, advised us to be thankful,” and instead of advancing to rest.” Perhaps the bulk of the people are just decently ...

... master and man. (Hear.) In agitating the question they must not be content with less than total repeal. They knew what the Whigs were, for they bid half of what was asked for, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer had now offered sop contemptible in its ...

... the bound* i; denounces, as war that ifarty winch ha# in-hted the n:a. al ...

... signs of unsoundness of mind in 1860. Her cousin, a Mr. Roe, was the petitioner. Edmund Yates, in a letter to the Northern Whig, says :— Whispers flit round club-tables that the highest legal dignitary of the land is likely to stand as defendant in an ...