... after using profane and insulting language, which he repeated a eecond time, said, *' If I were younger I'd give you & horu-whig)ping. The evidence was confirmed by Thomas Perry and Joseph Heatb, who were working on the roads. Mr. Keable, on being cr ...

... The Club members met as usual at the 'cho:Loou in the morning, and after parading the village marched to the Vicarage, from whi:g the Vicar, the Rov. E. M. Salmon, and the Rev. W. A. ?;y.mh v ¥l.onl'.:l Burbulo. le4 the procession to the urch. e latter ...

... respect of its tectionist policy. Lord Howick succeeded his father as third Earl Grey July 17, 1845, and on the construction of a Whig (zabmo'. by Lord J. Russell in 1846, accepted the position of Secreur( of State for the Colonies, resigning with his colleagues ...

... Daily News) disposes of the question whether Lord Rosebery can retain the invaluable services of Mr. Marjoribanks as Chief Whig of the Liberal Qrty. He joins the new chief in the House where Mr. Labouchere’s compliments are no longer paid. Lord Rosebery ...

... figure in public life when he was returned for Berwickshire at the exciting general election which followed the dismissal of the Whig Ministry by William IV. in November, 1834. His success was one of the Conservative triumphs of that election. Sir Hugh, however ...

... possible, this arrangement being originally suggested by Mr. Gladstons. Lord Lausdowne’s grandfather, who was a leader of the Whig party for more thar fifty years, refused a duokedom four times. MazLBogoUGH CoLLEGe. — Messrs. 0. and T. Liewsliyn Davies, ...

... moments to the following faots | about railway rates, from a letter which appeared a | short time sinoe in the Times, and whi:g he had every reason to believe were correct:—Meat, from Amerioa to London, 15s. per ton less than from, eay, Stafford or Norfolk ...