... mounted esquires, and threw down the glove, challenging all to come forth and maintain their counter-claim in combat. Tbe Whigs, in their z-.ai for retrenchment tnd reform, decked the coronation of King William IV., in 1831, of this ancient ceremony, ...

... (Loud laughter and cheers.) At the same time he was sure of this, that, whoever might be the future Mayor—Tory, Conservative, Whig, Radical—there could never be one who would perform the duty more faithfully and z '.alously than Mr. Follett, aad no one who ...

... occupation is almost gone. We have heard of no meetings of the extreme men of the East End, or of Southwark, and even the Whigs could not make a pretence a show, as they might have done, over the unveiling of Lord Palmerston's new statue in Parliament-square ...

... papers express satisfaction tbe approximation between the Liberal party and the Home Rulers, and speculate that inasmuch as the Whig party now see tbat they can have no hope of a return to power except by the help of the Home Rulers, they must, as the condition ...

... strings to one's b ...

... for East Cumberland (Mr. W. N. Hodgson) was a Conservative, and both of the Cumberland seats are now held by members of the Whig family of Howard. Sir Richard Musgrave polled 161 votes more on Wednesday than he did at tbe last general election, and 162 ...

... which, on his showing, are so in- conceivably absurd, could ever have been held by any human being. Men are Whigs or not-Whigs, and the not-Whig is less a heretic to be anathematized than a blockhead beneath the reach of argument. All political wisdom ...

... Political Gossip. Mr. Gladstone will preside at the dinner of the Political Esonomy Ciub on the 3st inst, Lord Westbury, son of the Whig Lord Chancellor of that title, has been elected a member of the Carlton Club, The of Loudoun took his seat in the House of ...

... as all imported) in better orelgn cattle be still and at every port w here . § More ventilation, should be comfortable they whig are 1 ported there of the animals should be go; ire led 6 1m porters few days under veterinary; to Place them landed, and ...

... concerned. The Education Bill, of course has a good many close watchers, but the Radical, have abandoned their opposition, and the Whigs art merely playing with it- . • Lord Derby having told us there is to be no war, the angry bickerings that had begun to show ...

... quickly in. In the year 1768 he was made Solicitor General, and his entry into Parliament was regarded as an acquisition to the Whigs. Dunning retired from the Solicitor Generalship, on the collapse’ of Lord North’s Administration. He returned to his practice ...

... Party of Progress.—E»rl Russell, in his letter lately addressed to Lord Granville on the Eastern Question, observes that:-The Whig Party toast is ' Civil and Religious Liberty all over the World. True. This is the whole W big Party toast. The toasT of party ...