... worth and talent from the Upper House, when not invested by chance with a derivative title of nobility. The Peers, whether Whig or Tory, 'who advocate most strongly what they term the Strengthening of the intellectual force of the House of Lords, are ...

... Saturday Re- view would reserve for peers and statesmen, and which the 'Pall-mall Gazette would not begrudge any useful Whig or man in affice. The public have had already to ob- *erve, on a few occasions,, that in our great commercial centres, where ...

... Indian judge. This appointment was doubtless mainly owing to the influence of Charles Buller, who was then a member of the Whig Government. There was something beautiful in the affection of the two brothers. They were both pupils in youth of Thomas Carlyle ...

... towns inIeand,; but all 'those, Istatutes and rules wore put an end to by 'the 3rd and 4th1' Victoria, by one of the clause$ of Whig the eleotion of~ Imayor, over which the Executive' has ':no control, takes place, cud on his election he beomones a justice ...

... Milton, William Penn, or the Stadt- holder King, being wholly unable to carry their equal and just views into effect. The Whigs of the Revolution carried as little superfluous faith as any, set of men who ever lived; yet' when they found themselves jockeyed ...

... on which the Game Laws, English and Scotch, can be alone fought, with a reasonable prospect of success, against com- bined Whig and Tory landlordism. Mr. Taylor says the question of the preservation of wild animals, or of the conditions under which they ...

... objec. tions. They are identical in many respects with those that have always ranked among the most approved commonplaces of Whig oratory. Thus the bill put the whole party in a position which it could hardly occuny with- out some irritation, and with Mr ...

... expressed an intention of calling the Government to some kind of account, made a temperate speech, which, coming from a pure old Whig, and a life-long enemy of the Irish Church, considerably displeased his Liberal friends. The veteran Statesman distinctly told ...

... machinery remains useless, thanks to our system, which makes St. Mar- ?? a perpetual schoolroom, for the education of alternate Whig and Tory peers in the first rudiments of Post-office Govern- ment. THE FRIEND OF THE FACTORY CHILDREN. The statue to Richard ...

... those relating to property, in respect of which nothing has been carried, although some of them had the support of eminent Whig leaders. After a fair and full allowance for the con- cessions of any pecuniary value, the bill remains a monument of unrelenting ...

... MARRIED BY MISTAKE. A correspondent sends to the' orthern Whig the following extraordinary story ofa wedding :-Oo Saturday last a marriage ceremony, attended with very- unusual circumstances, took place in a little town not 20 miles from Belfast. A youthful ...

... Lancaster, Mr. Thomas MacKnight (author of The Life of Edmund Burke, Life of Bolingbrolce, ?? editor of the Nor/thern Whig, was presented with a tea and coffee service and a purse of sovereigns, in grateful recognition of the valuable services ...