... superior thrift, and took his leave. Unfortunately for Hopkins, he happened to be a whig, and was, moreover ' c 'merited in various loans to a government composed of Whigs; this may account for the exacerbation of Pope in the following lines from Epistle ...

... accept Mr. Dillws n's amendment ; aud, certainly, the withdrawal of Mr. Cardwell's resolution, and the ignominious defeat of the Whig coalition party, must hare been deeply mortifying to the noble lords, who only thought that they had but to make up their past ...

... dinners, and hunting, shooting, and racing, but they are still, and they feel they are, pariahs, even to the most liberal of whig barons, viscounts, earls, marquises, and their eons, and they will be as long as they retain the distinctive names and features ...

... the Viceregal office should be dispensed with. This communication has spread a panic among the citizens, and the old cry of whig treachery is raised, as an underplot, having for its object the abolition of the Viceroyalty, is said to be darkly shadowed ...

... pularity in London is*. groat that hr is enabled to draw together at d Surrey Wane Ilall a ,rigrepition of 10,000 twice every /Whig) will deliver disetrirssi on the first Tuesday is 1. is also gratitying your 'onstaitiee to be aide to al von of the ltity ...

... be able to do with any government or none. Indeed the season is becoming one of great perplexity. Lord Palmerston and the .Whigs arc out to day; Lord Derby and the Tories are out to morrow; and a third party nowhere to be found! Surely it would be almost ...

... late years, sad might be induced, by a little pressure from with- out, to do its part quite as honestly and liberally as the Whigs ; and this the more especially as it has stepped into their place knowing what is expected at its hands. We hope therefore ...

... CHRISTCHURCH TUBS, FEIDLY, AMR 17T1, 1859. Ws are to have a strong government attest. Such is the cry from the victorious whigs. Such forme the sole excuse for the crisis like the present—upsetting a government in the actual possession of power. The late ...

... patron of art and literature—he was pleated to be regarded as the companion of the artist and author. In politics he was a whig. He was never married, and will be succeeded in the title and estates by his cou , in, William Cavendish, F.II S., D.C.L, second ...

... is very shaky indeed. Lord John Small, who believes the House can never be safe unless it rests on a solid substratum of Old Whig family clique, is serioualy apprebenaive that the want of such a basis at present endangers the whole structure. \Viscount ...

... Samuel Whitbread, the brewer, celebrated by Peter Pinder, one of the few manufacturing firms allied to and permitted to share whig honours. He is under thirty yams of age, but has been seven years in parliament, and is not expected to do anything extraordinary ...

... classes of politicians in the House of Commons. The question is, what kind of measure are we to have? since Conservatives and Whigs say we are to have one. The calmness of public feeling in the matter makes it dm- rabic that a reform bill should be introduced ...