... WHIG AND TORY AGREEING. Lord George Manners and the Hon. Henry Brand, the Speaker, attended the annual dinner of the' Cambridgeshire and Ely Chamber of Agriculture Cambridge. Lord George Manners said he hoped that his respected colleague (Mr Brand) would ...

... season, or a year's bird which may have been from some cause prevented from taking its departure at the usual period.— Belfast Whig. A Thief Providing Policeman's Sunday Dinner. —Sir Robert Carden has introduced the principle of giving police constables an ...

... A MODERN ENOCH ARDEN. The Belfast Northern Whig relates the following strange story :—Twenty years ago, a young man named Smith, belonging to this town, got married, and after spending two years in the neighbourhood, he went to seek his fortune in America ...

... brilliantly on the Opposition benches ; but he is nothing not critical. His rash attempt when in power before to dish the Whigs, alienated a great many of the best men in his party, and now that they have been induced to forget past offences in view ...

... second time member for Perthshire, he was appointed Vice-President of the Board Trade ; and in 1846, on the restoration of the Whigs to power, he was chosen Secretary War, with seat in the Cabinet. In that post he continued till ISo2, when he became President ...

... a' be sunk ! The Bittcheus. —At a meeting of the Fife Justices of the Peace at Colinsburgh, soon after the Forty-five, Whig gentleman gave the Duke of Cumberland as a toast. A Jacobite gentleman present, Beaton of Kilconquhar, being next asked ...

... Andrews had failed to follow the worthy example of Edinburgh and Glasgow. Williamson followed with Burus's song Awa', Whigs, awa'. The Whigs having been duly exorcised, Mr Black presentod to the Chairman a massive gold pencil case, which had been subscribed ...

... half-pay officers, and others, dismissed without much ceremoney or civility, and with very little pension. The advocates of Whig politics Scotland have had patiently to listen to general complaints, and all remonstrances from them to headquarters in London ...

... whole-hearted, fully-educated and industrious set of people. This question does not belong to party politics ; and neither Whig nor Tory nor Radical should fight over it. It calls for help to every true patriot, and it will tax their united strength to ...

... fighting for their cherished principles, and the satire of the famous Cambo billies was a quick thorn to the peace many a Whig neighbour ; but, nevertheless, however Conservative or Jacobite in their politics, none were ever more genuine Liberals their ...

... believe they would. (Cheers.) Now, here I bring the two parties together - the old Tory learning his way and the Radical and Whig learning in his. They have both come to belie ye that this old country of ours glorious old land, and that we ought do our ...

... intellect most intolerant jhe tarian disposition. He bated the hated the aristocracy ; he abhorred the or.-, he loathed the Whigs; and as the only ded taught his son, either directly or indirectly. little more than political morals, his tea meagu re it ...