... is patron of the Haag and lord of ths maser, was a most liberal donor to the good work, the Rev. .1. G. Hickl. the am. as, Whig with great liberality. The living is a ehapthry amazed to the rectory of &rat. mid of the Isla eased aloe of 21375, with residence ...

... his seat near Winchester. The deceased nobleman, as Sir Francis Baring, had been for many years a staunch supporter of the Whig party. He was elevated to the peerage by Lord Palmerston at the ekes of the last Parliament. His lordship is succeeded by his ...

... interest in Dorietabire for starvine farm labourers, begins, as mentioned above, with the Reform cry, in 1831-2. by which the Whig Ministry carried a measure through Parliament that has ever since proved a constant thorn in the side of the British constitution ...

... 48 Whig Radicals blew a very loud blast of trumpets when Messrs. Forster and Giischen joined the ranks of the Government; but nobody echoed the horrid noise. They were a pair whom nobody knew or cared to know anything at all about, and they were rapidly ...

... for more than 90 years, *hall be still pursued in speaking of the proposal by Yr. Gladstone. the eloquent mouthpiece of the Whig Ministry, of the fragmentary improvements in Russell Reform. Reform, according to Dr. Johnson, means to change from worse to ...

... last loog. Earl Rumen and Sir 0: Grey will, it is asserted, retire, and their millennia would dissolve the allegiance of the Whig party to the retnainiug portion of the Cabinet It is reported that President Johnson will shortly issue a proclamation declaring ...

... to Warr; Portogre, Piccadilly. NEW PATENT ELASTIC STOCEIXUS, ERIE CAPS, ETC. The 'World at shish ere made by the PasoNY as Whig COMPRI:IIBI6LN, end the sad Is *II cuss or swri.u,lo VA RICO' des. It swank texture, sod and draws on bk. en iitaeking.—Prise ...

... talent. There are rumours that his Lordship had made overtures to several of the Adullamitss and the more moderate of the Whig section of politicians ; bat if so he has not succeeded. Bat time is only required to develop a fresh organisation of parties ...

... tion nothing is certain ; but I maintain that the escape of the head centre was a grand stroke of Whig policy-4t was conciliation. Conciliation was a Whig inveution, and they have reason to he proud of it. They have concilist d the Romauist clergy into ...

... se our ler* agonies. Mr. said bid as ammo% attack; bat there bad bus am lolanda* attack. which had gime rim a *nag of loyal (Whig lbe lb* Nara Manias provinces. guard Wash bed bees sada by eathositien Imperial aad both by sea and laud. /121 Dill% Mr. H ...

... done their utmost to incite the pnbt le of London and of the spites the Tories for the very acts thq would have upheld in the Whigs. Never have !seen the spirit of partisanship ressuer or more malignant. The Milan correspondent of the 2issee states that there ...

... prepared. Pnrn elenannfe.—Friday : &faro Me Mayor, A. S. Hodge , . ital.—Edward Psalm', of 194r0t00. was brought up charged trite Whig dresk and iotoris is the streets or the borough the preeedieg itight.—Defendsiat &Wed gniity, and was 184, 1 inclodino costs ...