... but the war was going on well. Had'nt he put his noble friend Lord Panmure at the War-office, and he was surely good erough Whig ? Had'nt he sent Raglan word to make haste? In word was'nt he Palmerston ? What more did they want ? To discuss Gibson's motion ...

... terminates. The Quarterly Review. No. CXCII. As usual the old Tory Quarterly is much more animated and entertaining than its Whig contemporary. We hav e l ong noticed this superiority of interest and liveliness —and cannot but marvel that its general r ...

... excitement, Worship caused him to lie placed in separate apartment, and had bed procured for him. LF.TTEU FROM AUSTRALIA (Northern Whig) take the following extract from j letter which has been received in this town from gen- 1 tlonian in Melbourne. The writer ...

... keep parliament in the dark in respect of diplomatic negociations ; nay, it is traditional that almost every cabinet, whether Whig or Tory, endeavours, in spite of all interpellations, to hide the whole truth' behind half the truth.' In the three days which ...

... by far the most energetic and influential portion of each of the three great national political parties, the Democrats, the Whigs, and the Know-nothings, consists of slaveholders ; and while this is so, nobody can reasonably expect any effective action ...

... be a great connoisseur in the fine arts. Peel and his lieutenant, Graham, keep the balance between the Tory Aberdeen and the Whig Lansdowne. Notwithstand- ing Sir C. Eastlake's emphatic approval of himself, and the j flattering resolution of the trustees ...

... light, and im fact seeming a mere shadow. At the bottom of this was shown, in somewhat doubtful colours, the figure of an old whig, which we thought as though it wanted trimmi ing. At the residence Prussian Ambassador was ex- hibited a of the Prussia, hand ...

... evening. Tbe com niittee numbers amongst its members some ot tbe first merchants in tbe city, including Liberals of all shades, Whigs, Radicals, and men still more advanced, and in this respect affords assurance that past dissensions will not be permitted to ...

... under ease arrest. His father, however, having ttled all pecusiary slalom connected with the regiment, se and Lieut. Weaver Whig sent in his resignation, he has, been released and allowed to retire from the regiment. Mr. Bass, M.P., said, at a meeting ...

... chat nsiuoihbiuetit . still (ess ran .-ff-ct to * ten the matier hiili any sentiment irgrri. alvia)s regarded ibe coaliiion Whigs and Aberdeenuea one luunded in the uiaia r>n iiuihing better ilan a conimunitjt ul ••ibsb pinp«ses, auiktu muiualiiy ui shabby ...

... greatest confidence in imagine what could make this a question between his abilities and character.” Next morning, inquirers Whigs and Tories, which presumed was meant by the Hon. Gentleman’s house were informed that calling a party question. It was degrading ...

... yesterday. The com mittee numbers amongst its members some of ft first merchants in the city, including Liberals of all shades, Whigs, Radicals, and men still more ad- vanced, and in this respect affords an assauranee that past dissensions will not be permitted ...