... Couza and render their working a« difficult as possible. In fact, they are what we call obstructives of the aristocratic Whig type. to the rural laws, they are intended te elevate the cultivators of the soil and break that forced labour system which ...

... Rothschild for £1,400. The investigation has not yet concluded, nor is it likely to do for some days. A despatch in the Northern Whig, under date Dubhn, Saturday afternoon, says: Six Fenian prisoners are before Mr. Stronge iv the private polioe court at Dublin ...

... professes to sketch contemporary politicians from an impartial point of view, but is unable to restrain its tendencies towards Whig-Radicalism, has the following portrait of Mr. Henley Mr. Henley is the plain man the country Conservatives, and as such ...

... congratulate the successful candidate, and sincerely sympathise with the defeated candidate, without pausing to inquire if he be Whig, Tory, or Radical. (Laughter.) Gentlemen, it is the great charm of these meetings that we so readily lay aside all the acerbities ...

... unusual magnificence ami hospitality, and that, unlike some of his predecessor s in the civic chair (one especially, a well-known Whig, M-P-), he does not desire to pocket any portion the £9,000 to be voted him for maintaining Ihe dignity of his twelve month's ...

... long enough in health and strength to repair error which did such scant justice to himself. But the reform patriots the old. Whig oligarchy which was sought to be preserved won't much like it. shows too clearly be pleasant how keen they were after their ...

... Government House at Calcutta, but in the Government department at Westminster. It is simply another illustration of the old Whig weakness for putting the round men into the square holes. We have committed the care of the India-office to Sir Charles Wood ...

... of Wight, which he appears |o have held without interruption until 1831, when his old constituents, alarmed his joining the Whig reforming party, and at the prospect of reform bill, rejected him. It may be convenient here to state that his lordship su ...

... country will be satisfied with Lord Russell as Prime Minister in the midst of threatened complications in Europe aud America. The Whig section of the cabinet may be disposed to support his claims, but it is not unlikely that some of them will look to Lord Geanville ...

... declare that they would oppose him. They would offer no factious opposition to him was as much as they would suy, whilst the Whigs pointed to his admin- istration as a marvel of financial success and politi- cal capacity, and even the Radicals might find ...

... drill and that of the Yankees. The prisoner was committed for trial, but the other caaes are not yet finished. The Northern Whig haa rec. ived information of the arrest of supposed Fenian one of the suburbs of Belfast, being the first of the kind in that ...

... Derby introfc Reform Bill which the Whigs now admitted treasure of the right sort, as proposed to extend the B© all the clergy and gentlemen of the legal pro- liviug iv lodgings, and to confer what were desig- by the Whig* fancy franchises. If, however, *oi ...