... balanced. People who have been brought up in Whig houses and the Whig faith may not be entirely satisfied. The circumstance that seven Cabinet Ministers are unconnected either by birth or marriage with Whig families may touch their susceptibilities. They ...

... Albert and Ronald Levesoa Gower. The duchess filled the office of Mistress of the Robes to her Majesty during the different Whig Administrations till she becamo a widow in 1861. ...

... succeeded j him, Mr. Tyler, although elected ©n the same j ticket with Harrison, as a Whig, deserted his 1 party, joined himself to the Democrats, vetoed all the measures of the Whig majority in Congress, and, as that majority was not sufficient to pass the laws ...

... made by the Whig party when out of power what Belgium is to the Con- tinent, and this haa been the more readily accom- plished because of the number and variety of the discordant elements which go to make up the Whig party in England. The Whig party in this ...

... Saturday Evening. The Northern Whig takes occasion, apropos of the Uttle ceremony that attended the arrival of Earl Spencer in. Ireland, to raise the question whether it is for its advan- tage that it should have a viceroy. The Whig argnes ai considerable length ...

... statements of Mr. Childers. He says: — l think the result of the six years' administration of the War Depart- ment by the Whig Government cannot be more clearly shown than by the ?? extract from the audited accounts of military expenditure from the 31at ...

... another position had at one time . been destined. Sir George Grey declines to take office. There . are still some eminent Whigs unprovided for, such as Mr. Yilliers and Lord Halifax. It i 3 pro- L bable that the services of this nobleman will not , be ...

... be repre- sented also Chipping Wycombe from 1831 to 1838 in the House of Commons. He was an extreme Whig in politics, and invariably voted with the Whig party. The late Lo r_ Carington was highly respected on his large estates ia Buckinghamshire as a liberal ...

... South America. which are now engrossing public attention in consequence of the protracted war with Paraguay. The Nortliern Whig states that all the coin'; documents, ?? deposited according to custom in a eav . in the foundation stone of the Orange Uall ...

... British Daily Mad), Mr. W. Saunders (Northern Dailg Express), Mr. W. Hunt f Eastern Morning News), Mr. F. D. Finlay ' Northern. Whig), Mr. W. C. Long ( Slietfield Daily Telegraph), Mr. J. Calderwood ( Liverpool Mer- cury), Mr. E. Spender (Western Morning News ...

... nationality oa this, MU3t ex- pect to find the rolejx difficult one to till, and beset with I inconveniences. The Northern Whig, discussing the manifesto of the | Roman Catholic clergy of the diocese of Limerick, iv which I they attempt to inaugurate ...

... tells us that they were surprised. No doubt. They must have expe- rienced the same sort of sensation that an enthu- siastic Whig would have had if the statue in front of the War Department, on being unveiled, had turned out to be a representation of Sir ...