... been able to protrude himself within the historic precincts of the House of Commons, Later, too, Mr. George Fieschi Heneage, Whig M P, for the City of Lincoln, not having the melancholy fate of Mr. C urrie duly impressed his mind, took it into his hea d ...

... horrified and appalled him, while it made him indignant at the disgraceful manner in which the country had been governed by the Whigs during the last thirty years, Mr. Henry Danby Seymour, the Mem- ber for Poole, who never misses an opportunity to assail the ...

... eloquent speech detailed the story of the riots and shewed how after being excited by Whig partiality, the principal actors in them were suffering from the effects of Whig unconstitutionalism. The Irish Secretiry attempted to defend the Government, but did ...

... some two 2 Or s9 9 a f females, who, from their ensemble, might have Servant Probably were, the poor relations or upper of the Whig aristocracy. The two Archbishops Were SO Presentatives of the Sees of Ely and Ripon Present, as likewise Lord Dalhousie (in ...

... party in Parliament has done more to stave oil' a war with America than all the truckling concessions and partisanship of the Whigs. the Commons on Tuesday, the Cheltenham and Gloucestershire Water Bill was rejected by a majority of thirty, the votes being ...

... At the last General Election, Capt. Vivian was beaten by Mr. Montague Smith by 303 to 293, so it does not appear that the Whigs are making much way in the good graces of their Cornish friends. At Cork, a gentleman with the Milesiao of Murphy has been ...

... echoed that the Nationalist is likely to be returned as Trish country gentleman have long since ceased to have avy faith in the Whigs. From Convocation there is an Echo that the Gover?” ment are undecided as to the course to be adopted wil reference to the ...

... by the Speaker to deliver the Speeches expected of them. Mr, Hanbury Tracey is the Second son of Lord Sudeley, a nd as the Whigs dearly love a Lord it may be presumed the Address Was conferred that the honor of seconding Upon him on account of his dis ...

... but their free- the freedom of their families. EW Capt » Jan. 18th.—Richmond papers confirm the Ure of rt Fisher, which the Whig says is an unfortu- rather than disastr ous event. The capture cuts off but into Cape Fear River, as Fort Caswell, com- 'Ng ...

... candidate for the vacant seat upon his father's principles, and will doubtless returned. To the adoption Conservative measures the Whig Government seem to have added the recognition of Conservative merit. With a general election at hand this is perhaps not bad ...

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