... Lincoln, London, Ossory, Peterborough, Kipon, and Winchester. As a rule the Conservative peers voted for postponement, the Whig peers against. Amongst the latter, however, was Lord Midleton, Dean of Exeter. Can pews in parish church be let or sold? Mr ...

... in an old exclusive Whig club, where Mr. f; GlGdstco - is scarcely as yet more popular-such is ( the stub 'urn nature of old Wkigs-than i at the lb Carlton, of which -he has never ceased to he a I 4eml er. The device of those Whigs who wish to h put an ...

... in harmony with those of the Liberal party, except that they have been accustomed from their cradle to look on themselves as Whig magnates and not Tory magnates. To all these men a change of Ministry would be very unwelcome, and it would be unwelcome to ...

... Tuesday’s debate on the above qucstion completely shows the animus and dece ptics of what I shall term the wretk of the old Whig guty. Mr Poulett Scrope’s proviso to cut off all ratepayers elow £4, must be viewed as their last dying stmggfe. ‘What an eyesore ...

... numerous enough, I do not know how we are to make them so, except by universal suffrage, which we do not find any of our statesmen—Whig, Liberal, or Radical—advocate. There appears little chance of the English bill getting through the House of Commons before ...

... upper and middle classes were dead against them. The demonstrations have ‘‘done the deed,” and it will be impossible for the Whig or the Liberal party to claim any share in the result. Two other important questions were settled last night. The county franchise ...

... the House of Commons is as to how little will set the agitation at rest. Now, after all the bidding against each other of the Whig and Tory sides of the House, no one, I should think, supposes that any bill will ultimately pass that will add to the electoral ...

... thing is to consider howv Ml. GLADSTONE can supplanit AIr. DIS.AI 1.I, Is it not contrary to the order of the univei e that Whigs and Democrats should be in up- position instead of in place ? ?? - - _- ...

... widely extended. He re- garded the Conservatives as one and all opposed to the progress of the people, and very many of the Whig party as being little better. He considered the present House of Commons as wanting in commercial enlightenment, and related ...

... Ssakb Stobt.— One of the officers of the steamer Calumet which plies regularly between Viclcs tnrg and Tallahatchie, tells the Whig of the form~r city the following veracious snake story :— On the Tal- lahatchie river, not long since, aa enormous rattlesnake ...

... Some negotiations were aiterwards entered into, and the court-house was opened to the Recorder about noon. e J The Northern Whig, in explanation of the unseemly squabble, says: “ This very awkward affair arises out of s disputed point as to the right of ...

... wealthy noble- man was more opposed to the reform policy of the late Government than even Mr. Lowe, and the rupture of the Whigs with the house of Grosvenor was final. His lordship has been supporting the Tories because they promised to carry a deceptive ...