... his party, and his death creates another gap in the rapidly-diminishing ranks of the old Whig officials. It must make Earl Russell, Lord Broughton, and the other Whig Chiefs of the old school sad and thoughtful to watch their old colleagues one by one dropping ...

... pending, and not the least interesting the spirited contest which is going on in Brecknock for the seat lately possessed by the Whig heir of the Camden title. If Mr. Howel Gwyn, with his great local influence, with the advantage of having been first in the ...

... contraband of the prison, lam told, amounts to a misin the number of whom was the writer of the letter, once demeanour .—iVurf/ ...

... Northbrook—formerly Sir Francis Baring, Chancellor of the Exchequer—is announced. He was in his time a staunch supporter of the Whig party, and was raised to the peerage by Lord Pulmerston at the close of the last Parliament. At a meeting of the Salford Town ...

... receiving daily proofs of the progress he was makng in their confidence him as their futtrre mber. Notwithstanding this, the Whig party, anxious to retrieve lost position, once more looked out for a candidate, and ultimately succeeded in obtaining Lord ...