... hi* position as an active director of tho North British Railway has brought him much before the public. As the head of old Whig family his selection for the post regarded as a compliment to the Liberal Cnionists. Lord Tweeddale has appointed as his chaplain ...

... first entered Parliament in 1837 as member for Maidstone. He then professed to be Tory, or any rate violent opponent of the Whigs. HOMES FOR WAIFS AND STRAYS. To the Editor the Manchester Courier. Sir,—Tho Church of England Society for providing Homes ...

... arbitrary her disposition, and a good middling sort of hater. hnsband, Lord Holland, was the son of Macaulay's the celebrated Whig host and hostess of Holland-house. is well known, Lord and Lady Holland eloped, she being tbe time another man's She was ultimately ...

... Army, and against the repeal of the Corn Laws. He was very indignant with the double-faced and double-minded policy of his Whig opponents, and charged them roundly with having no fixed, definite, or intelligible principles, and that their only object ...

... position a s an active dire ctor of the North british Rail- As way has brought b 1 m much be' fore the public. the head of an ol 1 Whig family his selection for arded as a2 comp liment to the Liberal the post is reg Lo rd Tweeddale h as appointed as his Unionists ...

... the contributions are “The New Giography of Pope,” by Wm. Minto; ‘‘ The Edueation of Ballad of the Last Suttee,’ by Yussuf; Whigs and Imperial Federation,” ‘Granville Sharp and the Slave Trade,” by Lientenant-colonel Gran- ville Browne, &e. The January ...

... what Mr. says of the member for Derby Sir Win. has ripened with the times. In days gono by used defiantly to boast that he was Whig. As Home Secrotary he wag a Saul to the Irish. But he has now got salvation, and vory Paul breathing fire and vengeance to ...

... people from being partisans, they should try to mako them honest and judicious partisans, mako Tories good Tories, and Whigs good Whigs, and Radicals good Kadicais. This principle should run into religious controversy also, and Church history afforded ample ...

... and apart from any legal fictions invented by tnose conservators of ancient barbaris —tbe modern lawyers. They must tell both Whig ' and Tory, that on the ground.sof expediency, economy, [ and principle, this demand for compensation to the ; Irish landlords ...

... Household, and bas held for many years the honorary but distinguished office of Captain of Deal Castle. His father was a promiuent Whig peer, and his grandfather was Mr. Secretary Townshend, with whom readers history are familiar. Once again the emigration statistics ...

... with a fashionable congregation to witness the marriage the eldest son of the late Lord Amberiey, and grandson of the famous Whig politician, Lord John Russell (who subsequently became Earl Russell), Miss Mabel Scott, daughter of Lena Lady Scott and tbe ...

... fashionable congregati on f the witnessthe marriageof Earl Russell, the eldest so2° late Lord Amberley, and grandson of the f amous Whig politician, Lord John Russell (who subse 1 Scotts quently became Earl Russell), to Miss Mabe daughter of Lena Lady Scott and ...