... within the memory of all living. In 1852 he was nominated candidate for the office of President of the United States by the Whig National Convention at Bal- timore-an honour which he did not obtain. In 1859, however, as a mark of special honour, he had ...

... _Greypthe _Russell ? , nn'T tho _Elliots ; _but as _the Con . ECrvativcs MI , the _Hadicnia woold rise , and m that _case _the Whigs _would get precious _little _patronage _. ( The hon _. _member spoke with _great warmth and vehemenceand Ids remarks were received ...

... party, but he warned the Whigs to look out for themselves. They had for years been ringing the changes with the Greys, the Russells. and the Elliots, but as the Conservatives fell the Radicals would rise, and in that case the Whigs would get but precious ...

... Colboel EDWARDS said the sbject of the Bill was av6*edly to extinguish the great 'Conserva- tive party, but he warned, the Whigs to lool out for themaselves. ,He had for ryeafs been ringipg the changes with h, t Greya,' the Russells, and the, Elliotts; ...

... party, but he warned the Whigs to look cut for themselves They had for years been ringing the ohangee with the Greys, the s, and the Elliotte, but as the Cowen,. tines fell the Radios& would rise, sad in that cane the Whigs would get bat precious little ...

... Consort used to occupy when he accompanied her Majesty to the House. Earl Russell was present, as were also about a score of Whig peers. Lord Chelmsford was the only occupant of the front Opposition bench ; but other Conservative peers were-in less prominent ...

... Consort used to occupy when he accompanied Her Majesty to the House. Earl Russell was present, as were also about a score of Whig peers. Lord Chelmsford was the only occupant of the front o?position bench ; but other Conservative peers were in less prominent ...

... object of the bill was Conservative party, bet be warned the W vs, tives fell the Radicals the and’ the Biches, and in TVa- Whigs would get bet precious t Case vehemence, and his remarks were great warmth and received with loud House, Sir J. TROLLOPE the ...

... expect The bill was then read the second time. ENEWED OUTBREAK THE CA ‘PLAGUE IN THE NORTH OF IBEBLAND. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday. ) It is with the utmost pain we have this morning to announce the rinderpest, or cattle plague, has beyond a doubt—if ...

... Imperial family for Fontainbleau has been postponed, in consequence, it is said, of the imminence of war. Tam Kiegstort (Carolina) Whig advertises for a oarrion crow to carry off a defunct at that has been !ling In front of the newspaper oflioe for a week. A ...

... be Dhow ; but se the Conservatives fell. the Radicals fr e ed, either of the heildieft, The would rise, and in that ma the Whigs would get I Mr whi l h ' e l e e I precious little patronege. (The bon. member vela Mr Heys, threw fielding other with gr ...

... those who demand its abolition ; he lately showed his high Conservatism by allowing his name to appear on the committee of the Whig M.P. for Kincardine* shire. Dr Pirie's avowed motive for thus acting is the tremendous move ” which has taken place in the ...