... toast of the County Members ought not to have been proposed. (Laughter). It appeared to him that the Tories were afraid of the Whigs, or else they would have met them there that day. (Renewed laughter). The excuse was that the county members were detained ...

... forming a new Administration, but it is composed entirely of members of the Conservative party, all efforts to induce the Whigs to join his new Government having failed. The Queen on Friday accepted the resignation of Ministers, and gave the necessary ...

... that of Lord Cremorne earldom by the title of the Earl of Dartry, have received •be same formal recognition. Mr. Brand, the Whig whipper °. was by curious jumble of events, sworn (as we are also by the Gazette) of her Majesty's Most Honourable Council ...

... resigned on succeeding the inarquisate. The late Lord Lansdowue was made Knight of the Garter in 1864. His lordship was a stanch Whig politics, but of late years took no part in political affairs. He is succeeded in the family honours and estates in Wiltshire ...

... impression is they will be able to make a good stand, the alternative Gladstone—Bright Ministry not being an agreeable prospect to Whigs and Adullamites. I suppose people do go to theatres this weather, otherwise those establishments would not keep open; but a ...

... 1832, he wrote the same day to the Duke of Wellington, to congratulate him on the salvation of the Constitution from the Whigs, and to Lord Grey, to condole with him on its pending destruction by the Tories, and enclosed the letters in the wrong envelopes; ...

... unfortunate circumstance which has taken place will be a matter of extreme regret among a large circle of the population.—Northern Whig. Fearful and Fatal Accident to Irish Ladies in Switzerland —We regret that we have already to record an accident to travellers ...