... Mhrylebone, in the eventof Mr Harvey Lemis resigning his seat. Mr Milner Gibson is also expected to be put forward by thie Whigs. A telegrgam f, om Athens announces that the Priklce and Prirncess of Wales arrived in that ancient city on Tuesday. A cor ...

... working classes what Mr Bright was to the middle classes. Mr Jones had c always expressed dislike of the Manchester schoolh -the Whigs-the manufacturers. The middle b clesses, when they had obtained enfranobisement, en. tirely forgot their promise to help the ...

... the divieto upon the Duke of Cleveland's coat endowment amendment on Friday night. contintcitnce strange to eay, the elder Whig .0i0tir11 were the most vehement opponents of the E Goverun ent., and the very noblemen who, with such an ai of estentatiion ...

... generation has been more popular than the appointment of Sir Michael to that diatin. guished ofice. (Applause.) For once, Whig and W'Jr a' asreer1'(appl'ause)-and mon ot all shades of politics expressed themselves as highly pleased that Government had ...

... very low ebb in the cotton mills of Blackburn. We are told that party spirit runs high among all classes in the burgh; that Whig mills and Tory mills are known by these distinctive titles as well as if the one re- presented cotton and the other wool; and ...

... This nobleman was a general in the armny, sand for some time held the Great Seal of Scotland, sand his exertions to advance Whig interests in Gal~loway gained him the Peerage of the U~nited Klingdcm-by the style of Baron Oxenford-with special remainder ...

... torpor. Politics also were intensely soporific. The Tories were in, and the 'Whige were out. The Tories had been in, and the 'Whigs bad been out, for twenty years. It seemed thetnecessary and natural course of events that things should Eo continue for 40 ...

... wishes save his own to consult there would be no compromise 'whatever; but he Is' somewhat impeded in his action by the old Whig section of the Cabinet, who are by no means enamoured of the total dis. establishment and disendowment proposal. Earl . ussell's ...

... side of the House of Commons, who think that they give facilities to the return of the Conservatives and the exclusion of Whigs. The bill which Air Stapleton will shortly introduce has been designed with the view, if possible, of altering this state of ...

... vary !d very much in the shade of political opinion which they represent; and for my part I shall be very much ausiprised if Whig landowners and great commercial nmagnates are foumd willinuttocoscur in every measure a. which another section of their party ...

... who 0 adventy joined to the fact that the ib tb3 T8. B aut of their number are men whc for. h t Pthe veryhighest offices in Whig Admi. h . will it is said, weigh somewhat with o! gis5tI°I , and induce him to adopt the b l GlsOtW arnd take. Should a ...

... the figure of Mer Roebuck, Though he disclaims being a Tory, he generally succeeds in saying some bitter things against the Whigs, and on the present occasion he was by no means sparing towards his old friends, In somewhat sneering tones he described the ...