... bravely before Horrocks, and Barrie, and Parker, but which was once somewhat ignominiously lowered, in order to vex the then Whig Mr. Stanley, to Henry Hunt and his cap of liberty, was actually dipped be- fore the banners of St. Wilfrid and St. Augustine ...

... the Con. servatives in the West Riding to stand against Mr Frank Crossley. Mr. Wortley is likely to be sup. ported by the Whigs. The Tees says the question between Sir Joie oakington and the Lords of the tdmiralty may be decided by asking whether the ...

... barefaced corruption. In seeking access to the House of Commons, we do not find much difference, in this respect, in parties. Whigs, Tories, aud Radicals each covet the honour, and there are large numbers of each party who are willing to pay for it. Mr. Leatham ...

... the masters, and have decided that it shall be strictly maintained. The increase sought is 4d. per diem. The Belfast Northern Whig says- The po tato crop of 1859 promises to turn out the inest grown in Ireland since the good old times, when the market value ...

... aE plc uenqwyihrej .Brlberycan onlybe P. oa don pac wh everybody knowa very- body; .here the lnfiuenltai mzan among the.Whigs c or Torlep knowi every humble voter within the reach ot of te'mptat oh. Mr. W. H. C.oK, the: eminent th4 birristerron the ...

... probable chance of obtaining.-(Hear, hear.) He had a letter written by Mr. T. Taylor, the representative of the Conservative Whigs of Lancashire, in which he said that the present government intend to lower the franchise, in the county from £50 to £20, in ...

... Palmersten 7es mention only Mr. Disraeli's reform; and Lord John on Russell, in an unmeaning plrase, the subject of future Whig reform. This great popular cry has ed become a taunt and not a boast. int m THE ITALIAN QUESTION. di- en The Zfoming Poest ...

... phrlase of 'Whig jobbers. Seoh phra3es are the last resourcos of those who lack arguments to condelml n political party You arc the last man& %Lo should forget tile longstruu lc fortlit; liberido 4f the people lainbtiino l by the Whigs at the risk of ...

... necss-ary to be courteous to the little constituencies who wciid np a umember or two. Tlh Ticmes theni reiiarkstthatif tlu 'Whigs and Liberals want reforiu they call now blae it, for they can fored upon a yielding or 'as-ivs ?? almost aniy classo they choose ...

... the best representative men of various sections of the majority. His Cabinet is not a mere Palmerstonian Cabinet, nor a mere Whig Cabinet, It comprises prominent members of all the sub-divisions of the Liberal party; and if we also find in the ,list some ...

... (honorablegentlman sid tht hisnoblefriend P state thathe semed t he uder adelusionl that in there was a great Whig party. -Well, buit there was a great Whig pasty in Italy-a. great constitutional v paty-which year after year had-made-waxrupon thie Zlzzinian party; ...

... General under the 'Government of Lord et Palmerston. He said- tl 2 That Government, though m anly consisting, no doubt, of Whig members, was formod at a time when party politics were greatly confused when the Go- w vernment of Lord Aberdeen had fallen ...