... its details, was not calculated . to gain the support of the Conservative party, or even of the more moderate section of the Whigs known se the Adullarnites. The unhappy measure conceived at Birmingham, and prematurely delivered at Westminster, Lad received ...

... complains that the Government have consulted the wishes and feelings of hon. gentlemen below the gangway, rather than the great Whig party, Lord Grosvenor lays himself open to imputations which, before he delivered his speech, it seemed ungenerous to endorse ...

... Bob was at coos as deaf es • post, but it was too Isle.—Chambera's Jewrest._ i:olten observed dot Prises Wales us sure to be Whigs, sad Tidal whew ti., sweesd to the cows, sad the d Gimp IV. is shim wired s woe is paid. >atiwdap Walpole moil Pal-111m.lbeedb_WAtc ...

... and fired two guns, bat left again before the Federal guns on Tybes Island could be brought to bear mom her. The Richmond Whig, of the 17th net, says that the bombardment of Port Hudson commenced at two o'clock on the 14th. At twelve o'clock at night ...

... Disraeli is pions, in ace Omura: with the which he ins latterly adopted, and iudignant, as all good tories ought to be, that the Whigs should baya retained office so long, but rewined, like a wise man who cannot help himself After describing how Lord Deiby, ...

... There is a delightful absurdity about the project which is characteristic of our stupid friend, the Belfast Tory. -Northern Whig. e i?E I J-STEO» ^.IRIjS'— What imports the nomination of these ladies. will be the Shaksperianic query that will at once ...

... their parts, have hell but very few public meetings in either of the two counties ; and in Angleses, the battle is between a Whig, the Hon. 0. W. Stanley, who has represented this connty, on Liberal principles, fur about thirty years, and Mr Morgan Lloyd ...

... men were brought to the House when they ought to have been in bed. No excuse was allowed in this great party contest. Both Whig and Conservative whips worked with extraordinary zeal, and we believe no atone was left unturned by either party to ensure ...

... upon Mr Disraeli's principle. The Whig wetbers, which unfortnrately bare not been very produttivefor there have been no statesmen eome of them—have been mixed with the political Cotswolds, the Peolites; tat the Whig mutton has not been improved; end es ...

... Monsieur (Prude explained that he had induced the Danish Government to waive the point of the blockade in order to keep the Whig Cabinet in office. Immediately after the row in the Cabinet, Lord Clarendon had come to him and explained so forcibly the danger ...

... new parties, but we meet here under the familiar names of Whigs and Tories. I will tell you what these names mean. Tory is derived from an Irish word meaning originally to stand still, and Whig is derived from a t-cotch word meaning originally to move ...

... Because it is a bright and shining place where there is no parting or dying. Or (according to Lord Derby), because there are no whigs there. When does a sculptor die a horrid death? When he makes faces and busts. Why was GAM surprised when David shied a stone ...