... attend the Reform Banquet, although it has not pleased the prominent reformers, has gained him praise from many members of the Whig party, who more than once had reason to vote against him in the recent Parliamentary campaign. It is strange that a man who ...

... the future be iden• tified. Who shall lead the nation now that Parliamentary Reform, after having defeated and disgraced the Whigs, his been carried by the Conservatives? Mr. Helliwell, an artisan of Halifax, tells his fellows that Mr. Disraeli his always ...

... attend the Reform Banquet, although it has not pleased the prominent reformers, has gained Lim praise from many members of the Whig party,•who more than one e had reason to vote „salad him in the recent Parliamentary campaign. It is strange that a man who ...

... may be taken as the rule. If young sows be well done, they will be fit to take the boar when eight months old, and will thus Whig their first litter at a year old. If allowed to run mach longer, especially if highly fed, a dilliculty is eeperienceil in ...

... exists in Paris. For all this we have to thank the many years of misrule, which the country has undergone at the hands of the Whigs. The Reform Fete at the Crystal Palace was a fiasco. The fireworks, the balloons, and all the meretricious attractions, of ...

... general effect of these pieces, they will be found to make very suitable offertories. EARL. RUSSELL ON IRISH POLICY. The Northern Whig publishes the following corns. pondence : TO THB WORT HONOURABLE EARL MULL. My Lord,--A number of gentlemen of Belfast and ...

... of Mr. Disraeli’s Reform campaign, there has been some little consternation in the Liberal camp. Those who belonged to the Whig or moderate Liberal party have found themselves comfih’tely tripped up their clever opponent. :, cir measures of Reform are ...

... visit of Earl Russell to Ireland is whispered to have been a terrible failure, and a source of much mor- tification to the Whig statesman who used to enjoy so The late attacks of the noble large a share of popularity. Ear] on the Irish Church, and the ...

... of Peers for the recovery of the ©m of Berkeley, in which suit, however he was not success- ful, but obtained from the then Whig Ministry the Barony of Fitz-Hardinge, “in consideration of his personal services 4nd his high position. He was a man of co ...

... the party felt the influence of organisation, backed by a careful attention to the register. The country, dissatisfied with Whig monopoly, turned its attention to Sir Robert Peel as the sheet-anchor of its hopes for future prosperity ; they when the time ...

... formerly represented Cheltenham, and his second son Gloucester. The nobleman now dead was, in fact, the hereditary head of the Whig party of the county. In his private life be was very popular, and his liberality in keeping up a well appointed pnet of hounds ...

... employ of the lAndou and North Western Hallway Compact', on Friday *treeing was ..at to light the semaphore eigoal, near the Whigs over the Leas. A. be did not return, tba offlalals at tb• statiuu west In search, •ud found him lying at the bottom Of the ...