... vative when used by the Party. For aught we know, those who affect it may be more liberal than Whigs—more radical than Radicals. We can only arrive at their principles by their votes in Parliament and conduct out of it; and judging by these, we could ...

... Mr. Smith O'Brien has paMished a Nag address to the people of belied es Sim Miele. He ehergee the Whigs will oesely emery against pot:Peal propriety, and expreesesseent. paratively good opinion of the Tette*. Bozo/. Dacneow arrived le Louise cm lords ...

... English instinct remains true to itself, throughout all changing times and all trying circumstances. In calm and sunshine, whigs and radicals, nay even political imp' store, may strut their little hour on the stage. But whenever Foreign dictation or aggression ...

... y to infuse large quantity of new blood into his new Cabinet. The diSiculty, however, lieu with Lord John Russell, and the Whig party are doing all they can to make up the difference which has lately separated the two great Liberal leaders. As the Timer ...

... nominal object was to improve the representation, the substantial element was the consolidation of Whig power. (Hear, hear.) The second Reform Bill of the Whigs was promised in 1850 or 1861. It was new 1858, and the delay in carrying the measure had certainly ...

... country. Mr. Milner iubson's amendment. The announcement which we made last week that Mr. Milner Gibson's amendment by which the Whigs were deprived of office;was the handwriting of Lord John Russell we now ely repeat, although aware that tbe Star and the Daily ...

... thia town in draUluto condition. Tho brother osw of however, haahren ateady Whig all Id. Ur., and ia oonnened , them (Kenaady) chief tha triha Seneca Indians, and with .toady Whig famiUem. he. risen high, and there hat remitted through Vr. Donohoe, bar Majecty's ...

... will be sent to Paris, to replace Lord Cowley. It i; to be hoped the next Liberal Premier will break break through the old Whig practice of surrounding himself with relations and friends, and also select the most available talents of his party. The Times ...

... will be sent to Paris, to replace Lord Cowley. It is to be hoped the next Liberal Premier will break break through the old Whig practice of surrounding himself with relations and friends, and also select the most available talents of his party. The Times ...

... 1858, at Six o’clock in the Evening, subject to such Conditions of Sale, as will be then and there produced, and in the folio whig or such other loti may be agreed upon at the time of Side: LOT I.—All that stone-built MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, situate ...

... n of Sir Robert Peel. Moreover, the example of their energy and success in working in the right direction will awaken the Whigs to the necessity of more strenuous exertion, and then we may expect see a revival of the ardour which characterised the first ...

... delivered his credentials. Mr. Smith O’Bkien has published along address to the people of Ireland on the crisis. _ He charges the Whigs with nearly every offence agai political propriety, and expresses comparatively good opinion of the Tories. Russia on the Watch ...