... Mr. Bright's views were carried out with arithmetical rigour, we hays to remember that neither moves aka', mad that neither Whig nor Tory lords and landornmee T en,2l sonal and territorial induence without ail*. of the game is obvious enough. hut ao ci ...

... black cook • very moat, pretty chintz dress Of course, she espocted at least a thank sou for tise gift. Priscilla took It. Whig. Well, Km Wilkins, se yon've took the trouble to bay it for me. owls, op ; bellboys the time when I wouldn't 'a worn a lbws ...

... was in several quarters called upon to hail this rapprodiewsnit with not delightnot that they need love the Tories lees, but Whigs more. The Times, which is all things by turns and nothing long, plainly asked Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell to be ...

... consolidation of the Whig party. All the foundation I can find for this is the fact of Lord Palmerston having been staying with the Duke of Bedford at Woburn. It is known that the Duke has very considerable influence with the Whig party, and many a political ...

... el she retentivee brevity of It to been originally desired ken chiefly to explain why be left the Tories sad Irk nadir the Whig Tad Grey; • change whisk according to Lod Palaterstosis chivalrous of harsour, could only be juatified by the fact that be ...

... FEATURES OF THE REVIVAL' MOVE- - KENT IN IRELAND. A correspondent (says the Northern Daily Whig) favours us with the following simple narrative of facta, witne,sed by him the other morning in the famous district of Sandy-row : Allow me to narrate to ...

... no man has abandoned so many opinions ; no man has taken, no man has shrunk from so many resolutions. Lord Derby has been • Whig, as as the battle over, and the question was one applying the principles for which he hail been contending, he withdrew tram ...

... Ireland. About a month ago the drunkrunma here was great, but it has been swept away, and men are quite chtuuted.' The Noratra Whig ham revived the tale that the movement was making lunatics. It stated that twenty. two mad people had been taken to the county ...

... there is no principle in question. The Tories are wiU to do something in the way of Reform, and it is doubtful how far the Whigs are willing or able to do more. Lord Derby makes the question as much as possible one of confident* in himself, and Lord John ...

... iondurjire and Bernie° Delve, who. after creating disturbances in the villages of Gunk and Dumul, have of at. been op.nly 'Whig authori y at defiance in the fort of Roped, this fort is in the ceded di icte of the oeuntry. With the chief of Nurgoot these ...

... notd}ngy m fi:.lfint ‘b’.l‘:‘ry, th]en a supporter of Sir ;su uently s Ooenorut.ivo and friend of the Church, he developed into a Whig, proceeded to Liberalism in its most aggressive form, and is now a Revolutionist. Happily, statistics, so far as they are at ...

... the state of political parties. An alliance between the great houses of Derby and Bedford, the staunchest Tories and leading Whigs, would be a deathblow to the Palmerston interest and the various factions into which the great Liberal party is split. EPITAPH ...