... been ever struggling— in one word, its idea. With the .exemption, however, of this House of Commons ''ant, whereof the Whigs, even more than the Tories, have aickened the public who seek for meaning words, there much of valuable suggestion the article ...

... importance would in ordinary years have been ...

... power he did not scruple to reproduce the measures of the preceding Government; and of all the Derbyites that stole from the Whigs, there was not oue, not even Mr D'lsraeli, half so free. The bill was cordially supported by Lord Brougham and Lord Campbell ...

... twenty wer? dead. The screw! steam-ship S. S. Lewis had been totally wrecked her passage to San Francisco. The San Francisco Whig announces the discovery of I new guano island, by Captain Sinclair of the British ship Helen, arrived at San Francisco from ...

... the Government. On the Ministerial side/' says Mr Lucas, M.P., and Editor of the Popish Tablet, there are 253 gentlemen—Whigs, Radicals, Peelites, and Free Traders, who will have elbow-room and to spare; and their places [on the Opposition benches] ...

... this long span of life editor and proprietor of the Dublin Evening Post, the acknowledged *»rgan and mouthpiece of the Irish Whig party. Pending the absorbing question of Catholic emancipation, the Post enjoyed the unbounded confidence of the Roman Catholics ...

... scientific world to require other panegyric. Government Intentions about India.—Sir Charles Wood was the Jonah of the last Whig Cabinet, and seems likely to be equally unfortunate attache of the Coalition. It confidently said he has made up his mind ...

... disarm this country. I n consequence of the remonstrances which he and the Peace Society made to Lord John Russell and the Whig Government in 1848, they succeeded in diminishing the fleet to almost nothing ; and I believe that the Emperor of Russia would ...

... of the Indian Government in ' every department. opposed the bill because was a departure from the great principle which the Whig party had always professed—that all government should emanate from the j Crown. This was half-measure, unworthy of a strong ...

... retire from the cares of office and, having fulfilled his mission of amalgamating into one cohesive mass the two bodies of Whigs and Peelites he meditates retirement at the end of the present session when Lord John Russell will resume his old place at ...

... University. (Ll.eers.) Robertson seconded thijtomihation. Mr Mitchell, student of divinity, only kneV.Lord Carlisle as a consistent Whig, who did not possess the qualities of the candidate would propose-viz., .Vfr:,Bei.jamin D'lsraeb. (Hisses, -roans, and cheers ...

... capital of one of the counties north of the Forth.- In this county political strife ran very high; and the two old parties of Whig and Tory had each its newspaper the county town, with rival editors and rival presses. that town on one winter's day I received ...