... imposible to assign a day for the afte triangular due] of Sir J. Pakington, Mr Henley, and lien Lord J. Russel. The veteran Whig leader has whi carefully abstained front reliew0ritig the demonstrations incy against the Governmnent - hich had helped to ...

... seldo time in the Cabinet is al- cl pl of his having been for a Were he nothing more he most wholly forgotten. ar a second-rate Whig politician, few Ce that he has been ad lequately rewarded, and that th others have as great or greater claims th an he to th ...

... post- toe to tail 27 inches; round the body 9i inches; and it Mc. for middling. Stock in port, 21,000 bales. injustice of the Whig scheme, and a farther extension the Staff, to be Assist Surgeon, vice Macrae, ap the decennial period observed by Schwabe in ...

... duties. We knotw better ?? we are, we know fro~ -wont our fathers fou~ght for. tie can sy rupatirise' with he thnaspirations of Whigs, we leaato to respect the thiu eznideavours of Tories, wve are less. of partisans and te -more of patriots. To Erurope rthat ...

... political duties. We know better what we are, we know what our fathers fought for, we caii sympathise with tho aspirations of' Whigs, we hearns to respect the endeavours of Tories, wve are less of partisans and more of patriots. To Europe that history ie - ...

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

... his career, however, was still uncertain coveries available to every member of the human family; until the accession of tire Whigs to power. That event and, despite tbegiganticsocial, eecuniaryand geographical necessarily placed Lord John Russell in effuse; ...

... aw ! the piece, you say, is faulty; take it— I’m all submission : what you’d have it, make It. The more respectable of the Whig Liberal connection cannot but feel it as a great slur upon their distinguished parly that they have sunk so low to be compelled ...

... crowd the ante-rooms of the Whig Ministers. As Secretary at War Ili. was seldom mentioned, and the fact ot is having been for a time in the Cabinet is almost wholly forg urn. Were he nothing more than a second-rate Whig politician, few would deny that ...

... minds for riot and bloodshed on the very first opportunity—and that to j an extent new even in the north of Ireland.—Northern Whig. The Cattle Murrain. —According to private letters the long-dreaded cattle murrain has broken out in a virulent form in parts ...

... relidered it impossible to assign a day for the triangular duel of Sir J. Pakington, Mr Henley, and Lord J. Russell. The veteran Whig leader has carefully abstained from renewing ihe demonstrations against the Government which had helped to precipitate the ...

... Lord Palmerton, and they only share to a limited cited the deference of their predecessors fur the time-honored leader of the Whigs. The respect which is inspired by visible power and eueeess fell to the share of the fremicr, and the prize of oratory was ...