... one day, and rush unin- vited, and so far unrecognised, to share the triumph and partake the gale on the next. ?? COST OF WHIG AND CONSERVATIVE GOVERNMENT. [From the Eveniny Herald.] When the Conservatives quitted office, in 1846, as proved by official ...

... a grandson of the sixth Duke of Bedford. The new pee; who has Sat for Bedfordshire ifiice' T47, is described in Dod as a ' Whig, who will support the well-known principles of his family. ...

... expense they could travel to tho a other ends of the kingdom. If the Dock Committee Ili .annot'-'anid a rapaciously centralizing Whig Govern- sl I Ment @ill not-establish an Emigration depot at Liver- G pooI 'sti'l, there is already aprivate (Nimnigraot's ...

... s a breach to the enemy. kiava, ti' W~e confess that we should entertain a higher opinion in ?? the present instance of the Whig pry n fislae, vstdf !t if lie had held his ground either somewhat longer or less Admiral 'a ong. Lord John Russell. cannot ...

... shallow thinkers and bot- headed partisans in the press and on the hustings seem to imagine, and may well make even moderate Whig- Liberals pause before they support it. The working classes ought certainly to have a fair share of power in the representation ...

... and of the Tory party to heap taxation upon them, because they wanted to have offices I and places for their children. The Whigs and the To- ries had been obliged to do it. But now the govern- ment of the country was in the hands of the people and of Gladstone ...

... Democrats Air Odger has denounced Mr Morley's Committee as ii were electionieering-cry .got sipe on the eve of an elect ion by the Whig parry.. Hie (Mr Odger) would have nothing to do with itt, and Iwarned the people -to keep a watchfulf eye on thairao.. ,called ...