... r-ms from a retu™ which he had wrung om tiie ^ernment: they were Peter Erie, Q.C., a Whig, salary = £ 1,500; James Hill, Q.C., Whig, salary, 11,200; Rev. R. Jones, Whig, salary =21,200. He had nothing to say against these gentlemen as to their admitted ...

... to the world for the last twenty years, in supplement both to the fictions- of Scott and to the persevering criticism of the Whig Review. Or, going through Great King-street, late at night, and passing one particular house there, you might know that within ...

... A VICTIM TO CURIOSITY.—TALE OF A LAY FIGURE. Oar contemporary the Belfast Northern Whig gives the following account of a singular alarm which was raised last week that a murder had been perpe- trated in a house in a respectable locality in Belfast, and ...

... Lansdown so long held. Lord Clarendon was to be the new Premier. Hence the mutiny of Mr. Gladstone. He is now aware that the Whigs will not have him at the price which he in his exorbitant self-conceit has named as the equivalent for his aanerence. His is ...

... usual political one, informing the reader, for the thousandth time, of how Biackwood believes in the Tories and hates the Whigs, and how it hopes and trusts that ere long the latter will go out of power and stay out. Perhaps so; but where the Conservative ...