... of Govern meat, .which might follow the rejection of the bill, he felt afraid that no Government could stand upon expensive Whig principles, or which should refuse an adequate measure of Reform. It must be founded on a wider has}-, than kindred or family ...

... llorsman, with such allies as Mr. Addefley, Sir Arthur Elton, the Palmerslonian Beaumont, Lord Elcbo, and that purest of pure Whigs, Mr. Wy?ill. Computing these guerilla levies, pressed seivice “for one night only,” the residue of icaT Toryism constituting ...

... said his learned friend (Mr. Ferguson) might delicately insinuate that the Westmeath ciocttnripnt was copied from the Northern Whig of January. The paper having been handed to Skillcn, admitted that he had seen a copy of it; but. in answer to the Attorney-General ...

... Wortlev has been chosen the Conservatives in the W.-.t Riding stand against Mr. frank Mr. Wortley is likely to supported by the Whigs. The speecii of Mr. Bright at Manchester, last night, has been received telegraph, and appears in the Times Daily Seven and ...

... “PUNCH.” A Pointlbss Saying is a fold’s Doing, A * Duck or a Doctor.”—Generally, a Quack. Dr. Johnson Approval or CBi.ruiiAieu Whig Whipckr-im.-- * 1 like good Hay'er.” Phovkrb Improved.—The nearer the church, the further you wish the abominable h.-IL Tiieokt ...

... practical form, sq.. High- j In doing so, he says—**®y sound Conservative Go- ; officer. vemment, I uaderataad Tory men and Whig m*a- j .'ompamed surcs.” (Great laughter sail applause.) These, gen- j rs, among j an- not my are Mr. Disraeli’s (‘George, ...

... ELECTION SONG FREE AND INDEFEN DREY. I’ve vote! I’ve vote! for no matter which side, neither Whig, Tory, nor Had am I tied: Up, up with the hustings!—*tis gold mine to roc; I’ve a vote! I‘vo vote! independent and free! heed not dishonour, I fear not the ...

... under which the Catholic electors are asked to support Lord Derby’s Government He says:—“ The Whigs arc still your friends, but you have ome the enemy the Whigs-and all for what? In your case for miserable ■ness of pottage have sold your binh-risht for ...

... very different from those which have been cherisned with so much exclusiveness at the birth of alUacceeding Governments framed Whig hands. The Timer asks, of the Liberal chief*, if they are successful in iheir attempt to upset the Cabinet, whether they can ...

... that laid down strongly and decisively Mr. 8., the druggist, whom the Rev. Mr. Trench consulted, as reported in the Northern Whig of the 241 h ultimo —but not quite »o ewily made nraiUblc in practice. The next paragraph professes to examine briefly the ...

... Mr. Cobden’s presence, and that of Mr. Gikson’s. in the Cabinet, would have represented the substantial defeat of the old Whig monopoly office. The man who could unite in his own person the three qualities of Parliamentary orator, popular leader, and ...

... these offices, 110 commented especially on tbe compos the present Government, which called a political omnibus, filled with Whigs, Peebles, and Scotchmen, and from which Irishmen were kept out for fear they should create disturbance. Mr. M'CANN seconded ...