... great many other persons who were also Whigs and landowners thought as he did, and were seriously opposed to the pass ing of a Reform Bill that was to be necessarily and avowedly followed by at least 10 others. The Whig landowners, before they allowed a man ...

... to assert ; whether it is based on statistics, or on a policy only reinforced by th e fi gures ; whether it will dismay the Whigs, or disgust the Radicals, or be received with a burst of unexpected applause, are all now questions beyond discussion. The ...

... deducting the expense of managing the trust the interest upon the capital will give £l2 a year each to about 35 persons.— Xorthent Whig. ...

... not co ns id er it a t to-day,al necessary silo u that b e the Bally ena market, t o b e h e ld m prohibited. The Northern Whig of this evening, referring t o the two additional cases reported yesterd ay, as having occurred at Cabra and Ball inderry, ...

... by ay of counterbalancing the wholesale, and we will even say, unscrupulous promotion adventured upon in that way by the Whigs during their long tenure of office, but more particularly of late years. These two new Peers who are at once to be summoned ...

... are without passion or prejudice in the matter, and that as to political impartiality we have not the slightest doubt that Whigs and Tories, Liberals and Conservatives, Church and Dissent, will always use the directest and most efficient means to power ...

... the Alabama have already been summoned as witnesses for the Government in the approaching trial of Semmes. The West Tennessee Whig announces the invention of an implement or machine which will be worth nearly as much to the cotton States as Whitney's cottongin ...

... Waterford, under the presidency of Bishop O'Brien, has been held, and a determination arrived at to support Mr. De La Poer, the Whig Ultramoutane candidate. But clerical opposition cannot effect as much here as in Tipperary, and the success of Captain Talbot ...

... young men, but of wh o l e families—almost of communities. We refer to the Brazilian and Mexican Emigration schemes.— Richmond Whig. The Cincinnati Times describes the stupendous bridge, now nearly completed, between that city and the Kentucky shore of the ...

... place him he receives for his labours the approval of his fellowcountrymen. Mr. BovILL adverted to the attempt made by the Whig Government to deprive Guildford of one of its representatives, and stated that he had raised his voice on behalf of its ancient ...

... Amberley. The correspondence between these two gentlemen, we are bound to say, is not advantageous to the reputation of the young Whig lord, and we quite agree with Mr. Murchison that it furnishes a capital instance of -the reckless manner in which the Liberals ...

... cause of Reform the most are the old Whigs and their devoted adherents ; and we do not begrudge them the carcasms levelled at them by Mr. M'LAP.EN, M.P., who moved the resolution. lie said that the aristocratic Whigs of Edinburgh, who had crowded Reform ...