... his seat near W inchester. The deceased nobleman, as Sir Francis Baring, had been for many years a staunch supporter of the Whig party. He was elevated to the Peorage by Lord Palmerston at the close of the last Parliament. The representation of Penryn ...

... PBISONES 1Nt- BmAnsT.-Deasribing the arrival at Belfast on Saturday of a batch of 45 Fenian prisoners from Dublin, the Northern Whig says:- The apperance of the prisoners was the most wretched and miserable that anyone could conceive. They were all little ...

... scarcely 6,000 men into the halls of the lMontezuras, and broke the Spanish dominion in America. In 1852 he was nominated by the Whigs for the Presidency. but beaten by Franklin Pierce. On the 28th of February, 1855, the brevet rank of lieutenant-general was ...

... South, which is to re- main instdtu guo. The reason is evident. The latterdivisionise f not under the influence of any great Whig landed proprietors but mairly consists of an independent body of freeho ders.- to As OLD 0os.qsavJTivE. I th I I I THE DERBYSHIRE ...

... Western Dail'y Mercury understands that arrangements are nearly completed fo- the transfer of this old-established reliable Whig organ to the heads of the Conservative party, and that in the ?? of a fortnight we shall see itscolumns supporting thepolicy ...

... our painful duty to record the death of the Marquis of Lanedowne, the contemporary of Pitt and Fox, and the chief of the old Whig party; and now to-day we have to announce the demise of his son, who expired last Thursday from the effects of a stroke of ...

... candidate of the Conservatives. The Hon. H. T. Stanley, second son of the lite, and brother of the present, Earl of Derby, als the Whig or Liberal candidate. Mr. Hunt was again in the field on the Radical interest, and he brought with him a Captain Forbes, R ...