... conservative temples the once audacious Whig, and a missing despatch shall be sign through all ihe migrations of office. But you can't escape the connexion—bombasin or mousseline de lame, mutton or beef, Whig Tory, there is a pertinacious parsimony ...

... of confidence that lingered the minds of many partisans. The Protectionists have never been so eloquent in tho praise of any Whig chief as, on this occasion, in Ixdialfof Lord Palmerston. tho l»ld Trojans behold the moody secession of Achilles from the ...

... to retire on such an immaterial question, the grave facts remain, that ho is no longer her Majesty's chief adviser —that the Whig ministry has oKUkwi to exist—and, what is more serious, that the pew Reform measure, and the general liberal policy of the ...

... Castleblaney line, and on this account the entire way from the latter town to Monaghan is guarded with police. the Northern Whig appears an account of an atrocious and partly successful attempt to destroy the mansion of Mr M'lleroth, justice of the peace ...

... ministry. has been reported that Lord Derby had had some communications with Lord Palmerston after j the known resignation of the Whigs ; but it is doubted whether and to what extent they related to any over- ture on the part of the Protectionists to one whom ...

... Parliament, and he (Mr Gilpin) would content himself with thanking them all for their cordiality and kindness, and simply say to Whig and Tory the good old Quaker word—farewell. (Cheers.) show of hands having been taken, was declared to be in favour of Gilpin ...

... 13th inst., it will be proposed to enroll that force to the extent of 75,000 men. Mr Roebuck's long-announced History of tbe Whig Ministry of 1830 to make its appearance this week, to the great delight of all lovers of political gossip. Mr T. B. Rapp, of ...

... in an applauditory despatch, the public will feel, and feel deeply, thai Lord Grey has one measure justice for kinsmen the Whig house Bedford, and another, and very different one, for ordinary men. It* the Colonial Secretary was too slow in his iterations ...

... that her Majesty had summoned Earl Derby to her councils, all interest ceased to be taken the movement of the unfortunate Whig Ministry. In some of tho clubs, lists of Early Derby and his party, with their different offices in the Cabinet, were handed ...