... Lords, and connexion with the Government, the Parliamentary position of his Grace is perhaps one of the very strongest. Other Whig families which have been similarly increased in Parliamentary strength are such as that of Gkosvenok, which had only one r ...

... requests to state that will gladly aid in the present emergency, and that the use the water his premises is free to tiL—Belfast Whig. ...

... secured in the Liberal interest. But a different fate unfortunately attended the brave attempt of Mr. Axuekstein, the late Whig member for Oreenwich, when he gave up that constituency and fought Viscount Hoi.mesuale for the county division. It is possible ...

... of the House of Commons nearly forty belong to the independent Liberal party, and only about twenty are members of the old Whig party. Upwards of sixty are returned to support Lord Palmerston and Ministerial measures, the rest being Conservatives. The ...

... two o clock, Messrs. and Grey being at the head of the poll, a mob several hundred strong assembled which was away from the Whig booth, and after yelling and shouting they commenoed fighting with shillelagh-like sticks. The deputy chief constable, with ...

... members gained their seats without contest, and these were chiefly for small close boroughs, and for counties in which the Whigs or Conservatives wished to make a change by the substitution of a different person holding the same political opinions. LIST ...

... must daaatrous the agricultural community who have risked j largely on the fortunes of their old but fickle friend Northern Whig, TBS BOORS AND FORESTS SCIJTLASD. [From the Invernae Courier.] The moon have not belied the promioa of abasdut gut which they ...

... h.«-“p^nger. cosrion, And the reason is self-evident. Every shade Bp oke the following ehipe -Aug. of Reformers, Radicals, Whigs, and Tones are unanimous upon one point—Caine and sicai 1 * *„ ** yj booed wMtwird. Aug. 12th, are doomed. Oh. what wfll become ...

... head, that his ultimate recovery aro entertained. Dr. Haitian Cooke son of the Rev. Dr. Cooke, of May-street Chur on. Belfast Whig. ...

... gets up fight should always take his share of it. He also said, President Lincoln’s death was no loss to tho South, that was a Whig and non-slaveholder, while Johnson is Democrat, who has held slaves, and who voted for Brcckenridge in 1800; therefore, the ...

... produce one, his gua was taken posaesaion of, and he was taken into custody, and so lost his share of the pigeon-shooting.—Whig. Scarborough Herring-boat supposed to have been Run Down'.— The bcrrisg-bost of Hartlepool fiekermaD. named Dawaon, picked ...

... thoy are willing advance in the cause of constitutional progress as any party in the country, and far more than those old Whigs who have so long ruled us. But, Opposition, their office is to watch narrowly the course of the Government; see that they act ...