... HISTORY will be given n the CONSTITUTIONAL CLUB, by W, sde BURGH, Esq., M.A., Merton College, Oxford. FRIDAY, APRIL Isth.—THE WHIGS AND TORIES.” Tickets (which may be obtained frem li-\ Wordsworth, 2, Pottergate, and Mr. Clifford I'homas, High-street), for ...

... passages in his speech at Aberdeen last night are calculated to show the pernicious effect of the close companionship between the Whig leader and the member for West Birmingham. It almost appears as though Lord HARTINGTON had been taking s leaf out of his h ...

... BakeiaCreek and Black River Bridge, and say that Vicksburg is closely besieged, the enemy closing in on every side. The bkhmnd Whig, speculating upon the chances of Vicksburg and Port Hudson hfi?ng, says that although their loss would be a gredmcceutm' the ...

... great discretion and discrimination. Does it not argue thata mighty change has come over the once embittered relations of the Whig and Tory parties, that such large powers should, without a moment’s doubt or hesitation, be entrusted to a Conservative Ministry ...

... to that mufin}. After the transaction of the ordinary business, Mr Laing, theinspector, produced.the accounts in question, whi:g had.been lodged with him. The sums due as at 31st July last, and almost whelly in connection with the litigation betwixt the ...

... soon filled with rejoicing people. The vicarage was close to the church, and the vicar, the Rev. John Morley, a pronounced ' whig and a “firm believer in Napoleon, came out and demanded to know what the ringing was about; and on being told, at once ordered ...

... Artisans’ Dwelling Act was a grand and popular measure set on foot by the Tories, whereas it was borrowed from the Liberals or Whigs, and put in a very mild manner before an unreforming House. They might be told that the Conservatives l}ad improved the condition ...

... Mr George Russell, as everybody knows, is a nephew of the Duke of Bedford, and by inheritance and heredity he ought to be a Whig; but heis a Radical—which, when the Duke discovered from the rsfe- of a magazine, he wrote to his nephew as ollows ;— ...

... with. So long as Liberalism meant nothing more than cleaning the edge of the platter, and the provision of places for noble Whig families, these nominal Liberals were content to wear thoputyooloun.{ Even then they could not refrain from kicking over the ...

... the family of the Queen. The Whig Ministry of 1840 proposed that the Prince Consort should have £50,000 a year. Inql was of no value to Whigs, and that holds geod to the preseat—there isn’t much good for working-men in Whigs. The Comservatives (who were ...

... better known as Lord Bury, who is a member of one of the hereditary Whig families which have lately changed colours. The Keppels which came over with Duteh William, and have been staunch Whigs till the other day, are now Conservative. Lord Beaconsfield, who ...

... father just twenty years ago, and shortly after inherited the De Grey earldom from his uncle. The son of a Whig Premier and the nephew of another Whig magnate of hardly less ascount in the counsels of the party, political life might have seemed his predestined ...