... member of the Massachusetts Legislature. In 1829 he visited Europe, where he remained two years. He was identified with the Whigs until 1841, when he and Mr, Henry A. Wiso, of Virginia, defended President Tyler's cause, and soon went wholly over to the ...

... currently reported that communications of most important and interesting character have passed between the more prominent of the Whigs and Lord Derby. The sum of these communications js, I am informed, that Lord Derby will almost immediately se COQDe ction with ...

... been conferred upon of another Whig family — Captain Lortt Campbell, son of the Duke of Argyll. announcements are of some significance, evidencing a disposition on the part of the Government to conciliate two influential Whig houses. Amongst the religion* ...

... MODERATE SCHOOLS IN POLITICS. The Times remarks:—Mr. Chamberlain, in his speech Leeds the other day, took up the challenge of the Whig organ and endeavoured to prove that it would not be for the advantage the Liberal party to adopt moderate programme. Presently ...

... and many people killed. fi re oßcurred among the ruins of the houses. Great consternat 0 prevailed in the city. The Northern Whig has been infoxmed the best authority that Mr. Gladstone's answers to certain questions' published the Btograph were not given ...

... Household Suffrage, which the Liberals had never thought of/ and is particularly hard on those sham Liberals who.*'were only Whigs who followed the lead of the Whips. Corruption of some sort seems to run rampant in the House of Commons, for this distinguished ...

... member reviewed the political career both parties in the House, and condemned the sham Liberals, who, he said, weie only Whigs who followed the lead the whips. There were only two independent men in the house—kenealy and Roebuck—both being returned without ...

... corollary to many ether acts of Lord Beaconsfield, whose character for adroitness in running away with tho clothes of tbe Whigs when has caught them bathing proverbial. is subject to deal wilb, and tho farmers will not readily lend their countenance to ...

... father, tho late Sir William Gibson Craig, was not only the former Liberal member for the county, but was the head of the old Whig party in Edinburgh. Those who advised Mr. Gladstone in this matter havo a grave responsibility. The city of Edinburgh would ...

... tho supply water for domestic and other uses. A pamphlet by Major Osborne in defence of t.ha foreign poiicy advocated by the Whig party during French War is in tho press. The pamphlet has also certain bearing upon Eastern ;- in. »*»'•] written reply to ...

... been thatof beingmade-- honorary member of the Reform Club. Though the Reform is a Liberal institution, it contains strong Whig element, and many of its members are as ready to denounce Mr. Berry's policy the Carlton next door. Mr. Berry's election was ...

... meeting of the Indian Association, held here a it was resolved to petition Parliament the whole of the expenses of the Afghan war Whig borne by India, and also against the remission the cotton dutiei. ...