... particular knowledge, or any m particular principles, beyond what are implied in wsi he habitual readiness to take office under a Whig the as' Government. On the whole, the announced Po change in the composition of the Cabinet simply we ,at amounts-on the face ...

... Doodle,” and the complimentary sslatatioa dipping wes exotanged between the two slips, Tus Mugper or Mr, Ectis.—The Northern Whig, although published at the end of the kingdom, ecems to b3 familiar with the story which attributes the death of Mr. Elis to ...

... abort dUtanco she woe the Hegira, and went aecond, with Sneeze third* Tricolor fourth, Orcanda fifth, »nd Impeneaee auth; the Whig, filly, and Cwtrip being eereral length* in the iwar. Tottenham comer, Vigil obtained clear lead, Imperieuoe lying eceond, ...

... number of ancient Specimens of rich Marquetry Work, including an elegant Wardrobe, very elaborately decorated, a Bouffett. with Whigs, Sets of Chairs, Lady's Work, Card, and other Fancy Tables, Commodes, with Marble Tops, Embroidered Screen, 'cite. A great ...

... readers to the Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer’s so-called financial statement/* can but give a hasty glance at it —reserving for the future our opinion on details. Upon one point, however, feel no hesitation. It is a thoroughly Whig Budget; and, like ...

... States, are» belie -that .Moore isstill in the. he be ‘ca; ahonid he make clean there will be strange revelations.—Worthern Whig. ...

... way to divide the party. Mr. Guidon Rebow is the whig candidate. He is a great partisan of Lord John Russell, and at Brookes's is regarded as one of the aristocratic fraternity which constitutes the whig oligarchy. In 1847 ho stood for North Essex conservative ...

... did hear be he almost cordi a lly concurred; but as many of the Whigs of Liverpool had shown a kind affection for him, be must deal kindly with them, therefore, he would refer to the Whigs of London. (Cheers.) Mr. Horafall then referred to the principal ...

... the command of > Prime Mimister he has endexvour ed to- create personal following. He has repudiated the. tra- | ditions of Whig and Tory, of Conservative and —s Literal, in order that he might create anew party of Palmerstonizus—who should know no other ...

... MERSTON, and they only share to a limited extent the deference of their predecessors for the time- honoured leader of the Whigs. The reapect which is inspired by visible power and success fell to the share of the Premier, and the prize of oratory was ...

... farthing per copy remains toward* waste, spoils, into paramount Whig oligarchy ; albeit the ictanu, and the inaumenhl* espnue* nccewery „ gQ Tcrn families tenaciously cling to their Whig even that infinitesimal fraction. tradition that they alone are ...

... reached 3,482,4261., up to 1856, when it stands at 6,724,2501., shows that while the Whigs are alive and jobbing liberally in office, Mr. Humo is dead, and the Whigs know it.— Prim ...