... high ammend ihonlei at leg bare gime merles and be tree from pbyncal infirmity. He wee le mitts a Liberal and a 000ritutiewal Whig. and he bad mewed his emestitnenta at Aberdeen that be would sapped the istrednotien of Reform Bill. What was the object of ...

... mass of his tiowers. It is to be hoped the next Liberal Premier will practice of surrounding bimeelf break through the old Whig also select the most available with relatives and friends, and talent of bis party. sentence on the British Beok The Times ...

... Wilson, on leaving the Treasury, will receive a pension of Tl2OO per annum. Mr Hay ter, so long the Patronage Secretary for the Whigs, is to rewarded with a Baronetcy, and will be Sir William Goodenough Hay ter. Bart. The Weekly Despatch states, that Mr Bates ...

... good selection from the mass of his followers, and it is to be hoped that the next Liberal premier will break through the old Whig practice of surrount:ing himself with relatives (and friends, and also select the most available talents of his party. ...

... liberal principles, whoever may in power. (From the Prose.) convenience those old fashioned eentlemen and the opinions of Whigs, Radicals, and i’eelitcs, whose dissensions alone can hold power. (From the Jlornimj l/erahl.) The Morning Herald makes the ...

... always flour) J oz. of salt— l oz. rice— l o*. peas j daily—water ad libitum. The Forfar asi» KiBCARniNE Artillery.— The thrm Whig gays,—Mrs Hovell. of the Victoria Hotel, Carrickfergus, was. on Saturday, presented, the officers of the Forfar and Kincardine ...

... office her than carry on government subject to jin Siturdav that Colonel Adair, late M.P. for Cam- dotation of others as the Whigs had carried it bridge, would appear as candidate the Liberal hera. To this indignity they will not interest, in opposition ...

... supported the Whigs and Sir James Graham, Mr Gladstone, and Mr Sidney Herbert. The Radical party held aloof, and soon the Peelite trio broke from their allegiance. Since then Lord Palmerston has been content to preside over the old Whig priesthood. He ...

... that Lord Derby has made good selection from the “a™ o^* It is to be hoped the next Liberal Premier will break through the old Whig practice of surrounding himself with relatires and friends, and also select the most available talent of his party. Mr John ...

... dream than a reality. On Friday week, the Whigs were in apparently undisturbed and even triumphant possession of Downing street, and that day week, they were out root and branch : and the following clay, the Whig chronirltT. in its naive simplicity, announced ...

... Either set is moderately Liberal, and either moderately Conservative. The one inherits the traditions of the Whigs, and frequents the Whig clubs; the other inherits the Tory clubs and traditions. Conservative members, the representatives and successors ...

... A TORY REFORM BILL PROMISED. The Tories are really to bid against the Whigs for popular favour! The new Attorney-General, Sir Fitzroy Kelly, has announced that he is opposed to Lord Palmerston's Alien Bill not only because it is sham, but because it invades ...