... John must have been the remembrance of what nine-and-twenty years had done for himself and his opponent. The son of a great whig-duke, one of the political powers of the state himaelf—the idol of the liberal party—their rising star—Lord John was on the ...

... first sight this appears very contemptible conduct, and not a little unconstitutional. The hungry expectants of place—the old Whigs, who believe Downing-street was built for their especial benefit—are vastly indignant. They have now been kept off the Treasury ...

... as a reformer, aml the latter was fettered by party ties, and hail long been accustomed to look upon power as an appanage of whig statesmen. On the whole he preferred the present government, and would vote for the second reading if they undertook not to ...

... but the body-snatchers have not yet made their appearance. BETFORD.—Lord Galway (Conservative) and Mr. F. J. S. Foljambe (Whig) will probably be returned without opposition, EPTERSTOIfi.—On Monday evening last the annual parish meeting was held at the ...

... or untrue ; the statesmen of both parties are wide awake. The House of Commons has been liberal in its votes ; bat neither whigs, radians, or conservatives are ilklined to use the services of the famous nastier of Sharpen your cutlasses and the day is ...

... can be made to this complaint, even by those who do not believe in the heaven-born Foreign Minister lying hid somewhere who, whig journals tell us, if in Lord Malmeabury's place, would have pacified the Emperors, the King, and Italy. The inconvenience of ...

... after two months of parliamentary honours, is replaced by an old gentleman, who has grown in twenty years from a tory into a whig, and something more. At Cheltenham the Berkeley influence wanes, for there is a doubt as to. the return. At Dover we find that ...

... Anson, a faithful whig, and that's alllike all the Ansons—as usual, represents Lichfield. Another Packe, a country gentleman, with the family prejudices against every kind of change, for South Lincolnshire. East Norfolk loses the whig-guardsman, Wyndham ...

... state of the utmost poverty and distress. But if we drift into war, no punishment will be too great for the ministry—be they Whig or Conservative—which allows us to do so. Italy asks France to help her to become free. As Englishmen we ought not to look ...

... well what I shall encounter by saying this. I know perfectly well there is no party so admirable in the wed calumny as the whig party, and everything that calumny can devise, or that lying can supply, will be adopted by that party (cheers). I full well ...

... as pc. :ble to be transacted at the pi-4.a in question, since in fact to encourage this, it la announced that pickage and &Whig° will be free.— Derby Men:wry. INIXPLICABLIS INFATUATION : ATTIIIPT TO POISON A FANILT.-At the borough police court Nottingham ...

... if the whig leaders were prepared to act on a new comprehensive system in the distribution of office, so as to include some of the independent members of the liberal party : he did not all, unconnected by blood or marriage with the old whigs. Mr. Sidney ...