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... was not the feeling of the Generals and Admiral in the Black Sea. They knew the merits of poor Roberts better than a jobbing Whig or an insolent and selfish aristocrat. How is it, asked tbe gallant Lord Raglan, among all the promotions that have come ...
... interest as those propounded by the tory government itself? But the church-rate question is not the only one on which the great whig leader is playing at half-and-half. He fondly imagines that by incorporating the church-rate with some other impost, and thereby ...
... iHon. Locke King,-who has the im introduced it in several successive sessions. °p- bu of posed on former occasions by the Whigs, it has ns heretofore been negatived; but one of the leaders of ?? to that ?? Prilmerston-anxious to bid for Vs re- Liberal ...
... of a few families to whom has awe down prey the heritage of the industry, the resoirces, and the renown of great nation. The Whig families are not of the people. They iMe the people but do not go with them. The Jew Bill has met with another ignomiaious ...
... , 'mild est give It his support. Mr. ATIITOS and Mr. It. MANDL'S hawing The hoses was for a but sate leek plate, the moths Whig agreed to. Rins.-..11r. wed for leave bristle • bill sad releematery wheels Wr Jewssele effireiters is Irelead. The sorties ...
... rimier would be billed. • reagnatien withla the it pliability, but is very far ham rehab's. A &ninths is far likely, sad the Whigs. Liberals, Wormiest Libre* Liberal Cosesnatives, Neadesseirs me between them likely to Whet this object. • good deal ef gossip ...
... ✓omp >e .• .. • • 43 40 Rye Whete 44 Now 34 ales Yee4 22 gnat _>d relas . 29 31 y. (leans 14 skim. h. ANN* 31 34 M U 42 1,1.11 Whig, 39 a 33 Vl.Ol fv. .• Gewor LONDON CATTLE WARKIIT.-Bm. 8. The total imports et frelgn stock Into London last week amounted ...
... been totally blind foe ten years, he. recovered the eight of one of his eyes vigilant sedergong any operetion, or lay mesa. Whig seed the recovery thereof. ...
... the recess it was thought that he would give a kind of qualified adhesion to the Derby Ministry, of agipn beim dhi. to the Whigs Sat *son Is the ranks of Reformers be is now bead and chief, bees elevated to present post at a certain Ouillhall Confames ...
... that high people are rather less particular than low people; but they cannot advantageously draw a contrast between Whigs and Ot course, after ell this, there can be doubt that the operation of whitewashing will be • erformed in the House of Peers ...
... Parliament, about the unsatisfactory state. of our the national defences, as he was in the press, from, 1846 is to 1854, under the Whigs. The gallant Admiral pou did not lay down his pen, till he was appointed to I the Baltic command; and since he was ordered ...
... roos'jpiie they shu!t-»ighie»l party p y. yt:ii/ a«o Sir liohert Peel taught it «' a wiuuiui; politic il game to denouuoe a Whig Ciiiua, and conic in and ftaish it by Tory tr .aty. What Sir Kobcrt l'eel did in 1840, Lord Derby, niter one raverae, has succeeded ...