... The fact that a tory secretary of state-the Duke of Buekingham-politically opposed to Mr. Beaumont's whig friends, and even to his distin- guished whig advocate, Sir Roundell Palmer, was presi- dent of the court, has not had a good appearance in the colony ...

... rs; the Dukei of Richmond, the Duke ' of Norfolk, and Lord ?? X There-was a fight between these three Familiei tin the oid Whig and Tory days, when Lord George Lennox, as the representative of the Duke of I Richmond; the Earl of Surrey, as the representa- ...

... bring its amount of blue blood up to the whig average by a very long way. Mr. Jacob Bright himself cannot charge it with being feudalist or patrician. It is useless to deny that the traditional greediness of the whigs, along with their intense administrative ...

... appointed G ?? by a tkrjy.government, andureceived hisvaledictory banquet and his outfit, but before he could etabark the whigs came into power and displaced him, on ,the pleistat they required the post to be filled by one for whose conduct theyeould ...

... LORD DUFFERIN ON THE DISESTABLISH- MENT OF THE IRISH CHURCH. The Northern Whig of yesterday publishes the following letter, which has just been addressed by Lord Dufferin to his agent: 8, Grosvenor-square, London, April 6, 1868. Bly dear Mr. Thomson,-It ...

... magnate, itoerepared to pay tbe'naliy of my, ?? prump- tion: bvy cing'eneeled at, ri iaoled, -and~miarepresante by the old whig. elique, who, ave hithe mo -mnipnltei the borough . elections, and, who na'turv.ly fed atnnycq that the new working mens elcdtori ...

... order to have the new cabinet constructed of the old official material-inother words,toputthe new liberal wine into the old whig bottles, a course which very cer- tainly would result not only in the bottles being burst-whichnone of us, perhaps, mlight ...

... ' The secretaries, MessrsM May and Dumnne, rere in attendance.' ''hei public' will' be glad to hear, gay6 the 'fortlerf. 'Whig,; that Mr. Disraeli baa been pleased to :derect tiat the widow of Dr.Steavlly, formetlyv.1tdfesaor of MaturalFhilosiohyin Queoa's ...

... the New - York Times, for publication, a letter written to him some -years before by Greeley, when they were G-both in the Whig party, dissolving all political con- Idnexion with him and Thurlow -Weed, his fdus e Achates, and denouncing them both with ...

... From that time forward it was a deep popular persuasion that the whigs wished to preclude political knowledge from the people; and the effect of the persuasion was keenly be felt by the whig government, after the passage of Fr the Reform Bill. As to other ...

... influences that were predominant in particular classes. Tory ministers almost inevitably sought help from the one; Whig ministers and Whig sovereign found it exceedingly desirable to court the other. Which was most national might be disputed according to ...

... Breconshire, whilst within the last few ?? of Brecknock, now Marquis of Cam- den, has been elected for the town of Brecon as a whig. At present the Morgan inauenoe appears ?? predominant in the county, and to have con- siderable weight in the borough. In ...