... two holes-Messrs Clarke ,i of niug the match by a single hole. - folloe'J* money was staked on , S. foursomes were played Mr Whig ,y i,ope: lanes against Mr Dempster and . . r ; Jumts latter gained by two holes. Lord 11, Anderson against Messrs Tennant ...

... and the Chancellor of the Exchequer accepted the decision of the Roue. Then came the motion by Captain Harter, eon of the ex-Whig whipper-in, which denonaose the Government Redistribution Bill as unfair, and certain to create a worse state of things than ...

... regard to the coward, Sutherland, which ought to hays been joined with the county of (bitheelia Only by a Whig job that pea county was saved fora great Whig nobleman. had a Reform Bill at all they should deal telt justice. (Hear.)—Colonel Sykes urged the claims ...

... great bis fellow-countrymen. could not lie that a bill of this character could have been brought in w iihout consulting the Whig (tarty, and tio-r*- could not much danger iu» bill brought in a Member ...

... the appears, already married two women ; but hie county 01 Caithness- Only, by • roof Whig Jep wife admitted that she also had previouely been the saved for a great Whig noblemen. Iss m s d t o a i s te st lu r i n a mam m y ; If they had a Reform Bill at ...

... _future from the _past _, _^ and _foretell that ' so . long as Reform is _unsettled the _^ _Conservatives will _always Cod it a Whig _property . _'; They _may beat it _every year , _but it will _. tctnm as _sure _as _the _cuckoo , and _a good deal in advance ...

... Lords. The tenacity of Ministers to their places, wliich such line of conduct indicates, is peculiarly characteristic of the Whigs; but it does not speak highly of their personal chivalry and honour. The wretched majority of five on vote of confidence is ...

... Caithness retaining one member, but there is little last the proposal of a Cooserretive to a wary which is wholly controlled by a Whig .ill be listened to. The fart not withetandisg, that htr Beillie has made out his else. As them are only seven mete to he ...

... beaten at Talavera without a chance of in which case all my forces in epula be hem imperilled, triple the E ng li s h sually Whig to tear, as in three boors they mlglit get Wftd the Tagus, and whether they aramed it at Talavera or Almeria. they bad a line ...

... estimated that the' buildings destroyed comprise an area of scarcely less than an acre and a half. ;The 'Queen, ?? the Nor'tlhers Whig, ?? very liberal and large purchaies of Irish poplin for the wedding trousseau of the Princess Helena. Tisr CASE or' SUiICDSix ...

... of 100 years. built upon the spot. on Saturday, a pig bit a le below the shoulder, and of exhaustion on Sunday. the Northern Whig) has large purchases of Irish wedding trousseau of the Princess of the ,sk the bookmakers (bettingleast £150,000 to the gem ...

... that difficult as it wits to detach men from their party, and still more from the ties in which they have berm brought up, the Whig party, by the policy pursued, are driving off mane of the foremost orators and statenuen of the Howie. The Cave of Mullion ...