... that time, the government has been living more and more upon shams, and the country has been put upon the same poor diet. The Whigs, of late, have been doing nothing in the way of domestic improvement or reform, although there are many very useful measures ...

... the voice, removing hoarse- ness, allaying irritation of the throat, and as a cough remedy pre-eminently the best.' —Troy Whig- Sold by all Chemists, at Is. Hd. per box.—Advt. CURE OF CONSUMPTION BY DR. LOCOCK'S PULMOOTO WAFERS.—From Mr. Richard Meredith ...

... Gladstone s hetp ? 9 o'clock' —No answer from Gladstone. Gieet the blackguard ? Sup- port Derby and the Tones against the thievish Whigs!' March 3 J.—7 a-al- Ti> V s,a,nu lm'nber as the con- valoscent ward at M.B-W. (some other prison); down below, got on my clothes ...

... Sir Robert Peel, and especially subsequently under Lord Aberdeen, he haw been regarded by the Liberals as more inclining to Whig- gety tban'toConservatism but indications have not been wanting that his yearnings have been towards the present Liberal C ...

... trust that on so high and all-important a question as this, no petty party feeling will be allowed to interpose, but that Whigs and Tories will concur with almost abso- lute unanimity in the rejection of such a measure. For the queelion, in short, is ...

... satell,te, Mr. Lowe, positively decried the agitation. These are significant points for the public, who are apt to regard the Whigs, par excellence, the triends of the people. His Lordtihip sought to hark away his audience by outside topics—make a great ...

... Club would hardly prevail against such a legal array as I have quoted; and those who might question the authority of the great Whig lawyers will hirdty reluse to defer to that of Lord Eldou. With re- gard to Prince Albert not having been sworn, the person ...

... Government which the Queen and the country alike wish for, and that the House of Commons has not given it5 confidence to the Whig family party at the head of which the noble vis- count has been placed.—Morning Herald. ...

... tho brief Administration of Sir. Robert Peel, to whose political views be then attached himself, having previously professed Whig principles, aud he retired with his chief in 1835. On the return of the Conservative Ministry to power in 1841 he was reinstated ...

... curiosity of the hour. Such open treachery, and from a Grosvenor, the representative of one of the oldest and most influential Whig families, is the cruelest cut of all. That a couple of disappointed men like Messrs. Horsman and Lowe should desert them was ...

... appears elsewhere, but we can here allude to its prominent points. Mr. DISRAELI in the first place wanted to know why the Whigs claimed a monopoly of the question of Reform, and why the other great historical party in the State should be forbidden from ...

... in the previous one. Doubtless they will have to contend against the carping spirit of Mr. GLADSTONE in the Commons, and the Whig obstructiveness of Earl RUSSBLL in the Lords; but if the Government be supported by the patriotism and good sense of both Houses ...