... Old Whig State, has done the same. The Southern Fillmore members of Congress are gradually coming in to the support of Mr. Buchanan, recognising the danger of Fremont’s election and the necessity of united action against him. The f *old lino Whigs” are ...

... shat out de sugar and de brea-a-a-ad— Shut up de market and da store ! Or dero’s no more work for old Derby Ned, He whar de Whigs weat befote. 2. Old Derby Ned took it into bis head To court gal o’oolour, Dissy Lee ; He wish kuow’d her better before wid ...

... moorings, thM his little cuts at Whig politicians in his seventh contrast rather curiously with those them in his first volume. In tho first, had w® Appeal from the New the Old Whigs” over again* were told that the Whigs tho Melbourne era old exactly exchanged ...

... rraats and Raisins—French and English Rookeries—The New Paraguay T reaty—Case of Mr. Sitchclls—Mnnilius’ Third Letter the Whigs”—Loyalty, a Contrast—Turing the Tables-Contributions her Majesty’s Ministers to the Dublin Exhibition—The Put Pourri Cabinet“ ...

... asked in favour of Lord Derby’s government was that they might have a fair trial, and reminded the electors that though the Whigs, on taking office six years ago, had promised peace, retrenchment, and reform, they bad involved the country iu two wars, and ...

... have within the last month suffered a serious deterioration, the fall being estimated not less than 15 per cent. The Northern Whig, too, asserts as beyond any doubt that wo may be prepared for winter of great commercial and manufacturing depression, and ...

... Celtic bronze, but of Arundelian marble. In seeking to organise a parliamentary section of hi* co-religionists against the Whigs, whether they march under the guidance of a Russell, a' Obey, or even a Palmebston, Mr. More O’Fbbbai.l shows a singular oblivion ...

... stated the oilier night, that accredited agent of the Whig and Feel Ministry had gone to number of Irish members of Parliament (hear), and had stated to them that he was authorised behalf of the Whig and Peel parties to say, if the Irish members would assist ...

... opinions of the people. Durham (North). Mr. Hedworth Williamson, son of Sir Hedworth Williamson, of Whitburn, a member of an old Whig family, and nephew to Lord Havensworth, is spoken of as candidate for this division the county of Durham. ...

... conciliatory views, but in complete opposition to the system of mixed education habitually favoured by the Whig party. Even in 1845, many of the soundest Whigs regretted the generous support given by their party to Sir Peel; and may refer to the line then taken ...

... Government recommended Austria to accept the French proposal. Nor was Mr. Disraeli more happy his sneer the lack Italian Whigs. Why, Italian Whigs, meaning Italian Constitutionalists, as distinguished from Democrats of the Mazzisi stamp, and Tories who enjoy the ...

... counties, it had before now happened that, by coalescing, three agricultural candidates have kept out their opponent, call him Whig, Radical, or what you will. Now a Reform bill should not have regard to particular interests, but should have for its object ...