... very excellent thing a young speaker. In appearance he looks like a bigger and more raffish Prince of Wales. He has the old Whig fashion of statesmanlike phrase, and needs nothing to be a thoroughly successful man except that he should keep his voice to ...

... the part of public men has foundation, and I take it for grauted that Earl may be looked upon as fair representative of the Whig party. And before allude the conduct of an individual who may looked upon as a fair representative of the Tory or Conservative ...

... the Government had departed from tho rule of Whig government in past times, and sought advice at that end of the House where he (Mr. Bright) generally sat. I Laughter.] He was not disposed to deprecate the Whig party, because if wo looked back for 100 years ...

... Reformers, but not so far as give violent offence moderate Conservatives. The effect has been to conciliate many of the seceding Whigs and to moderate the resistance of the Opposition. It is now expected that the measures before the House will be substantially ...

... such desirable result.—(Signed) Hugh Ferguson, H.M.V.S. The above confirms the correctness of the statement of the Northern Whig of Monday. The Earl of Denbigh and the Rabbits. —The following curious notice to his tenants has been issued by the Earl of ...

... Sir Johu, in bluff sailor-like lashion, did not at all mince matters in his address. On the contrnry, once luffed up to the Whig-Badicals'*—as termed them—and delivered what he doubt intended to a crushing broadside—on paper. If Sir John only speaks his ...

... prnniiifimM have recently been made in the corps Sergeant Parslee to be Quarter-master Sersstnfc rice Reynolds, deceased ; Sergeant Whig to Sergeaut vice Parslee promoted Corporal to Sergeant rice Wigg promoted ; Private R~. Chappell to be corporal rife Waller ...