... Government, of which he had been a supporter, had departed from the rule of Whig Governments in past times, and instead of taking entirely the advice of certain portions of the Whig powers, had taken that section of the house among whom-I gene- rally sit ...

... the Tories Knatchbull, Banks, Saddler, and General Gascoigne ; and the Whigs and Radicals Brougham, Hume, Russell, and Althorp. In 1830, Charles Grant came into office with the Whigs as President of the Board of Control, and his family connection with India ...

... world.” as mes will Sern a of the ‘the et yg rm measare ;— led once for a! “that this question whi ich reform may be both of ‘Whigs ai Bie, qe Bok: altogether may satisfy the the foundations of the Great Freer on the spinning font Oa of the exteosive ge ee ...

... great Power in their flank, and this is not to be wondered at, when the war with Denmark was first broached Con- servatives, Whigs, and Liberals in this country pleaded for Denmark, because success wonld ulti- mately lead to a German empire, and a German ...

... Mr. Dickens . Cram es as I have mixture of the Roman treating the-infant phenomenon ss united with a pot compasian. Are the Whig parties of this country so that | are obliged to tack Lord Amberley toa manof Mr. C a opinions to gull the public in order ...

... their friends to make a noise). What were the principles of the coalition that had been formed him? Lord Amberley prof to a m Whig, and in placing him with Mr. Cossham they were putting a jibbing horse by the side of a. runaway (clieers and laughter), Mr ...

... expected at Southampton on the 18th instant. OUTBREAK OF CATTLE PLAGUE IN IRELAND- From the second edition of the Belfast Northern Whig :— “The rinderpest has broken out in the townland of Dren- been by order of Mr. Ferguson, veterin wan, county Down, five milesfrom ...

... considerable analogy to the cattle plague ; their coming and their going are myste- rious.“ How the cattle plague,” says Northern Whig, into the locality.of Lisburn is not known, nor is there even aconjectare, There have been no drovers in the neigh- beurhood ...

... much in earnest even on this matter; it has pleased him better to insist on the theme, “ The Tories delight not me, nor t he Whigs either.” Yet Mr. Osborne is a clever man at bottom, if he were only a politician ; and so far as he had an on the Reform qu-ation ...

... not sufii- ciently matured to form the basis of a satis- factory measure. We may inform our readers that Captain Hayter is a Whig and a professed supporter of the Government ; and that portion of the public which read the debate on the second reading of ...

... find another landlord? There is a freemasonry among landlords, and a rebellions tenant would offer in vain fora vacant farm, a Whig landiord might have an objection to am independent voter. The Re-distribution Bill was. brought forward very promptly at what ...

... now to be the issue on which the fate of ths Government and their bill is to depend. As the son of Sir Wm. Hayter, the ablest Whig whip on record, he was listened to with great interest, and his speech was not unpremis- ing, though it was more boyish than ...