... abiding insult. Lord Hartington was never in touch with the advanced Liberals. He is an exclusive aristocrat of the starched Whig type— insular, taciturn, and coldly contemptuous. Moreover, he is pig-headed with a vengeance. Had he not been heir to a dukedom ...

... half-hearted about it. If there were any likelihood of a majority in its favour, why the Conservatives would take it up, and the Whigs don’t want to be “ dished ” again. Then, so long as it remains on the carpet it will afford an excellent election cry, and ...

... eitinet. Mr., Roebuck has written * Plan for Government of our English Colonies,” published in 1849, and ** Histery of the Whig Ministry of 1830,” in 1852, a work of great ability. In 186 he lost his seat at Sheifield in consequence of his denunciation ...

... sent a body of men to the House of Commons to represent Ireland there, thev would 'scon show any lnglish Government, be it Whig or Tory, that it was utterly impossible to con. tinue the unnatural state of things at present existing in Ireland. (Applause ...

... half-bearted about it. If there were any {ikelihood of a majority in its favour, why the Conservatives would take it up, and the Whigs don’t want to be « dished ” again. Then, so long as it remains on the carpet it will afford an excellent election cry, and ...

... known as Lord Bury, who is a mem-*, ber of one of the hereditary Whig families: wiich have lately changed colours. The, Keppels which came over with Dutch wil. | liam, and have been staunch Whigs till the | other day, are now Conservative. Lord | Beaconsfield ...

... which has characterised the foreign policy of the Beaconsfild Ministry, we think it leans in the direction of giving the Old Whigs a turn at the wheel. Out of such consideratious as these we possibly find the clue to the course which Lord Derby has already ...

... prisoner must be sentenced to penal servitude for years. AN ANECDOTE OF EDMUND KEAN, Mr. D. Leonard writes to the Northern Whig follows:—My eye has just fallen on a letter !na Northern Wiv'g in reference to ome of the olndl! events of the justly celebrated ...

... Secondly: lam a staunch Conservative, and don’t want to turn my commercial friends into Radicals and Liberationists. Let the Whigs do as they please. Thirdly : As an English gu-uon. I teach .mfp..,,-- tise my catechism, which tells me ‘to do unte others ...

... addressed & meeting of his constituents at Roseneath, and roeoives a vote of confidence. The Rev. Dr. Story, though, as he said, a Whig of the old school,” supEonnd the resolution, giving as his reasons that he did nos see that there was any alternative for she ...

... near me,” followed Ly “Come where the moonbeams linger,” by Mr. Eteson, in good style. . Mr. Williamson gave “ Little Sam,” whi:g was well received, and the company followed with * Banish O maiden.” The next on the programme was * Muddle Puddle | Junction ...

... Worcester was founded, for political reasons, to regain yredomlnlnee at elections, which one of the parties, I orget whether Whig or Tory, had then lost. It is B“mnmptuoul in me to endeavour to fill up a blank, t I would suggest that the anchor mark which ...