... of Sir Robert Walpole—unless the trial of Sacheverell will justify the introduction of the character of “ future glory the Whigs.** Tho Post Laureate is, is said, pruning his poetic wings for flight —an epithalaminm—on the approaching marriage of the Princess ...

... Heron, bis lordship said he would allow him to apply oponafuture occasion to have the plaintiff’s costs granted. The 2/orthtm Whig has the following gratifying etatemont“ With the exception of the four weeks of the present month (Dec.), the number of paupers ...

... and beauty again”—are alike susceptible tho spell which has been cast over them that mysterious parson from Ireland. If the Whigs are to laahed into fury ; if the profligacy of Wharton covetousness of Marlborough, are to be made odiousif the war is to rendered ...

... simple. warns” his constituents of Birmingham against it as against {pitfall. •* Timeo Danaos /” he cries in a ** fine As the Whigs and even the Conservatives are no longer afraid of extension of the euffrage, Mr. Bright has contracted repugnance it. He will ...

... Tasmania, Dec. 3, lat 28 N. W. Defence, from West Coast Africa, Jan. 9. 88 N. lon. W. and supplied with provisions. ->Th* Northern Whig bee the following The committee the New* Room met yoeterd.y, end, met a discussion, and, wa believe a division, decided that ...

... and so the policy of Louis Philippe has gained its point for the present.” Ten or twelve years later, and no longer under a Whig Government, but under that which had the late Sir Robert Peel for Premier, and the Earl of Aberdeen for Foreign Secretary, ...

... exclusive occupation of defending little Whig jobs is not perhaps the training most conducive to delicate sensitiveness on questions of public honour or national dignity.” As our contemporarary does not specify any “little Whig jobs’’ have defended, may treat ...

... while the latter had this peculiar advantage, said nothing, bat ho said it in a most agreeable manner (laughtci). believed the Whigs wero right iu 1853 ; believed they were altogether wrong now. On former occasion what was said one of tbo present mioisters ...

... under the investigation of Lieut. Colonel Wilmok, R.A., Superintendent of that department. couple of the furnaces, each of whig 1 is capable of melting upwards of 12 tons of metal, sufficient cast one of the heaviest guns employed in the service, were ...

... board the Banshee on the occasion of their late visit 1&«gl«wd- Administrations, —The following is fist of the Administrations, Whig and Tory, which have held office in England since the year 1830, with the dates of their installation and dissolution, viz ...

... strictly to define. Persons call themselves iiow-a-days by so many different names—-Tories, Cuuservatives, Liberal-Conservatives, Whigs, Liberals, Radicals j and such are the niceties of distinction between some of these names that believe there are »o inconsiderable ...

... place in Parliament was at the side of L>rd John Russell.” . “The new Colonial Secretary’s censures upon the conduut of the Whigs with reference to the great reform question are sadly at variance with the arguments of those interested authorities who represent ...