... d a gentleman who could not sven consider Mr Touug in all respects the man for Uelstoo, iossmnch while sound enough in his Whig principles, wee '‘inconsistent in the of temperance and sobriety.** But here again there was diamond to cut the diamond, for ...

... of number of previously unpublished letters Lord Chesterfield; and Mr. Spencer Walpole's biography of Karl Russell-the great Whig whom a world with problems to settle whereof “Johnny” dreamt not, has well-nigh forgotten. But that reason why Mr. Spencer ...

... says wane sharp things about the Tories, —that they claim credit f.rr pausing the Reform Hill, when after all duo to the Whigs ; they did it because they otdiged to it, outho same principle which a child rakes physic. This observation—perhaps of not ...

... with altogether. It was instituted to protect ennstitueucies at period when candidates, giving themselves out as Tories or Whigs, could bribed when elected to lake office any Ministry, without feeling the slightest compunction of conscience in turning ...

... not yet emancipated from the Tory trammels big ear lier y .urs appealed with soccess Protestant bigotry of England ; and the Whigs were turned out mainly because the O'Councll hud caused tho loss of their English popularity. From that day dated tlm wild ...

... and responsibility. devoted follower Henry Clay, when ho began to mingle in i*olitic* lie heartily espoused tho platform of Whig party, ami the claim* of Clay tho I’rwidential chair. During the *(1 minis* ruth ok Polk, therefore, in whoso term the Mexican ...

... that ofa small cannon fired op the platform, saw red sort of flash. This was I oll '™ l the loud crash of broken woodwork and Whig glass, turn succeeded by perfect ' lln ®“- Kecorering quickly from the mom.nury Mrh Manning called to his men assist him, and ...

... somehow, become little mixed): •‘Oh, yes—naturally ' —anyone can see at glance that there is no sign a wig—'of course meant • Whig ') about you. Sir Brutus ” {From “Judy.”) At Another “At Home.”— Young Gentleman: “Yes, when I’m out I always walk in the centre ...

... Chaplin, and Miss Moody, accompanist. OF THE MINING DIVISION. the determined efforts of the party privilege, consisting of Whigs and Tories, assisted by handful of timid Liberals, blinded prejudice. Mr Gladstone, the people’s greatest le idcr, has been ...

... teetimcoiala from the vioo, ?■»,>- OIUIBIC Mid other Jocwrat, for their Arthtio ih. M. ...

... completing hi* 77th year. was a nobleman high character and considerable popularity, but this importance head of the great Whig family of the Elliots was. in these days, rather social than political. The fin* earl was a distinguished diplomatist, and ...

... the means it t'*>k vindicate the honour of the country, an of the c* urago it displayed in undertaking a responsibility which Whig Government dated n*-t accept. Wo congratulate the friomls and relatives of the priaoners upon their lilxtruiion ; and we heartily ...