... House may besatisfied with their explanations, but we doubt whether the country is, and it certainly ought not to be.—Northern Whig. EXETER POLICE EXETER : MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1867. THIS DAY.—Before the Mayer (1. Trehar.e, BK.), W. Tomb', d. 8. Bastard, end ...

... and that of King Theodore is the non-receipt of an answer to a letter from that potentate, addressed to her Majesty when the Whigs were in office. Mr. Layard asserted most pointedly that no such letter had been seen Earl Russell. The letter in question has ...

... upon Lord Derby's career you will see some reason why his friends should have trusted him, because, in 1835 he quitted the Whig party of that day because he would not consent to inquire into, or to interfere with, the revenues of the Irish Established ...

... support, and carried it triumphantly over the obstacles presented Coleridgean instructions, Gladstonian deininciatious, and Whig- Radical machinations. The new Act establishes household-rating and £.10 lodging suffrage boroughs ; £12 occupation franchise ...

... Publication of that article in the London Review, cost the I proprietor his seat in the House of Commons, by the command of the Whigs. Let the condition of those countries be examined where the subdivision of property, equal shares amongst children, ma de according ...

... doctrines are neither sound nor useful, and that is what the autkor of this essay points out with much skill and good feeling. The Whig article this month is England's place in Europe, and defends Earl Russell's foreign policy. The essay the thoughtful and sensible ...