... are, we understand, to gl”qemmnd' it Westminster Abbey. By this marriage the distinction that in former days existed between Whigs and Tories will no longer exist, as the Lansdownes and Hamiltons are fifm¢fiuuy opposed in politics.—Court Jouraal. g Tue marriage ...

... to the Englishman’s Vit to Ireland for such a purpose. The number is @mpleted by two long and able articles on the “Great Whig Journalist,” Defoe, and * Charles Reade's Novels.” Extracts from one or two of the Mpers are given in another part of to-day’s ...

... CorneLius O’'Dowp. Forfeiting Paradise.—Persano.—A Light Business requiring no Capital,—Studying the “ Land” Question. A GrEAT WHIG JOURNALIST. Cuarres Reapx’s Novers. W. Brackwoop and Sowns, Edinburgh and London, | ...

... I know that ; but you are backing out of the subject.—Mr. Nodder : Of that the istrates will be the judfi:u In that farce to whig 1 allude, did not the police make their appearance ?'— Complainant : Yes.—Mr. Nodder: Were they not charged with felony ?—Coi:mimt ...

... and wrote with fluency and accuracy he was, as the best English commercial traveller, eminently fitted for the work which the Whig Government consigned to him. He had to deal with the autocratic firm of Messrs. Napoleon the Third and Comrny. .The uncle of ...

... to the politics of his family, who had for some time been enrolled among the Whig houses, and it was soon ctl;:r that he would provefn t::::; midable rival to rising young Whig o period, Lord John Russell. It was not, however, until 1824 that he made his ...