... Laws have gone right roundthe Whigs have never changed; they have always held the Free Trade doctrines; they have always been wise and perfect. We didn’t know it; but it’s the fact—Lord John says so. And the great Whigs go down to their constituents, ...

... throe sons and two daughters. All were horn alive. Four survived their birth but short time, and one is still living. —Northern Whig. A trial has just terminated at Singapore in which the owner and two officers of a merchant ship wore sentenced, tho former ...

... secession of the Southern States, one William G. Brownlow was the conductor of d.u-reputable wewspiper koown as the Knoxville Whig. Brownlow pretended to be a preacher; but he shocked the moral sense of the whole community with .the blasphemies he uttered ...

... paid by the Queen's hand, learn that almost dreaded a fate which brought with it many embarrassments and perplexities. The Whigs were in favour of the match; the Tories opposed the proposal for an annuity of £50,000 successfully, Lord Melbourne having ...

... commercial, and trading interests of England, will not so strong; but the power will be spread over a larger surface. Instead of Whigs and doubtful Liberals pred'-miiiiating, Liberals a fixed stamp will bold the first place in the party. But let us look at the ...

... EPITOME OF NEWS, BRITISH AND FOREIGN, The Northern Whig has been informed that the sessional crown prosecutor has been instructed to prosecute a number of the persous who took a promiuvent part in the Orange demonstration at Bangor on the 12th of July ...

... some real reductions in the national expenditure; and perbaps the Con- servatives will be ready to do so next year, or the Whigs, in opposition, pledge themselves to economy Measures for Church reform of various kinds have The been also unsuccessful during ...

... Gladstone cannot hope to take office with credit until a new Parliament, with new views, has made him more independent of the Whig Peers than he could be now, and it is a loss to the Ministry in the daily conduct of affairs that there should not be a leader ...

... who, he said, was the choice of the new party just fc call the “ Constitutionalist” party, and which moderate men of the old Whig and Conservative parties. The nomination was seconded by Mr. R. Potter, late chair- man of the Great Western Railway Company ...

... him. Few men were more universally popular, and be was liked even by those who had no reason to thank him for taming out the Whig Government, and leading the Adullamites. He was taken prisoner in the trenches, during the Crimean war, in rather an amusing ...

... moderate Liberals and progressive Conservatives, which, it is thought, will be the death-blow to Toryi-mi, and that the old Whigs will be the Tories of the future. Much comment has been made upon Lord Derby's remark, that they have made a step in the dark ...

... Canning. He was born on the 12th of July, 1827, consequently he completed his fortieth year last month. In politics he was a Whig, but on the introduction of Lord Russell's measure of Parliamentary Reform, in June last year, Lord Dunkellin moved his celebrated ...