... Scoti'a intrepid daring, so successful in its results, she has presented with a medal the Royal Huuiauo Society, - Northern Whig, LATEST NEWS. ...

... so often appears. Both these divines belong the Broad Cbnrch school, but probably Dean Alford was more of Radical than the Whig courtier of Westminster. ...

... consisted almost ex- clusively of the Whig element, and yet so strong was the confidence of the more advanced party in tbe political honesty of Mr. Bbight, that they regarded him as a sufficient counterpoise to the Whig proportion of fourteen-fifteenlhs. ...

... need to accommodate some vete- ran Whig peer, or some aspiring member of a great family. It is experienced only when the claims of statesmen of the middle class, belonging to that sec- tion of the party from which Whigs and Peelites have borrowed the reforms ...

... him to snood the Contrier*. Ma. WIPL -I: a ' new of of his worts, the ez-rmutor it to th. Varianten Beaconsfield in tin. f•dk.whig noticeable words : — I world ioneribe this work to onu whose noble spirit and gentle nature can pomp: 1-r t . sympathise with ...

... on leoking to foreign affairs, we find still ss reacon for congratulation. It was reserved for the veteran leader of the Whigs, Earl Ruseell, to eound the alarm trumpet, and to demand the immediate enrolment of 100,000 men for the defence of the country ...

... they .ay wee Why, my dew, arMal hare put that into lour Malt shed the astou- Mad leather. &muse lb. Mk says ha deist with his Whig sad 1 thiuk if he had bees so doh Y wuald have WI • of hi. °sm. - The &sm.— . Why, what's all this about? au=l *. editor priator's ...

... lifeboat' of the National Lifeboat Institution *mutat, barque Suer, eared 10 11ros ship of Liverpool, ; Gfonane of Caernarvon, Whig, of unmet*, 2 ; ateenser 1 of non, remalnel by vowel; ochoohor Join Boorerd,f °vole. metaled to use and brigantine flora, et ...

... on looking to foreign affairs, we find still less reason for congratulation. It was reserved for the veteran leader of the Whigs, Earl Russell, to sound the alarm trumpet, and to demand the immediate enrolment of 100,000 men for the defence of the country ...

... after so often having heard Mr Disraeli's praises sounded in.the pages of Maya, and his leap in the dark to dish the Whigs extolled, we think it is rather unbecoming to speak thus of an Ultra-Tory, whe, while attempting to restrain the party of ...

... more ready than Mr. Gladstone to admit the value of hi 3 alliance with Mr. Bright. The fireat tribune of the people placed the Whig Chief in sympathy with the new electors. He was a medium of communication with the Badicals. His presence in the Council gave ...

... the struggles which ultimately resulted in the passing of tne Reform Bill. Iv 18:10, when an effort was mado to unite the Whigs and the Radicals, he acted as one of the high contracting parties un the Radical side in tne proposed political compact ...