... n, and Ibelieve atrests on good foundation. 01 course you know what Brookes's club is; ?? com- ?? the extremnest purity Of Whig principels with the 11est curious fastidiousness as to the social standing of its tr.Iibhrii To obtaini admission within its ...

... army as brethren. The nation is not, however, deceived. If Lord DERBY has succeeded, to use his own words, in dishing the Whigs, and Mr. DISRAELI has been successful in overturning the monopoly of Liberalism, they have not yet uprooted the political ...

... and a jury, and you open a temptation to him to t become a partisan. After all, judges are but men, 3 and, as men, they are Whigs and Tories, Radicals h and Constitutionalists, as the case may bv? Why s then, urged the Lord Chief Justice, should you f throw ...

... nopstowic paperudispbosed of Early on Saturday morning last, the Cuckoo was heard intheneighbourhood of Downpatrick.-BeWast Whig. The Princess of Wales has expressed her inten- tion, should the state of her health permit of accompanying the Prince of Wales ...

... always IpI held is that the temptation of power over votes is too much for a very ardent p artisan to possess. No doubt both Whig and Tory abuse it. It B can only be fielded justly by the highest and a most pure minded of men, and we heartily re- cognise ...

... not only Yen distinguished at the University, ti but that he was a nssug young member; and asked, with F some point, how the Whig party could hope to enlist tl recruits if this sort of social excisslveness was to be per- t slated in, But rumour adds that ...

... Lord Derby, which proposed to givo four members to South Lancashire, was posed by Mr. Cheot- ham, and the result was that the Whig government had proposed to give a third seat instead of two:additionalseats, which Lord Derby's bill would have given. So far ...

... to him. But the -House of Commons will not 'entertain this pro- position simply because publicity is as of much interest to Whigs as to Tories. There are tenants .and family influences on both sides, and it is diffi- cult to say on which side they are the ...

... it out, we can now honestly afford to leave it. The last candidate is, so far as political titles now have any maeaniug, a Whig. Mr. Mi'rontiari HuaYi~ owaij,i forward at E r I bI I 1: k I 3 I I r t I I L L II I I I I I Ii i the request of nobody in ...

... Commisasoners. At considerable length the hon. member denounced the board as a gross Wthig job, and Its offie as a perfect Whig snuggery. It not only entalod a considerable charge upon the country, tory but, owin to the reckles end profigte manner In ...

... in Battersea, Hyde, the Regent's, and Victoria m- parks, and in the Royal Gardens, Kew. at . A correspondent of the Northern Whig states c. that Mr. Nicholson, of Balrath, who was fired at in his m, carriage some days since when his coachman and female ...

... they at last answered him after the same curt faWhion. Mi. Roxwuoa said yesterday that he entered public life opposdd both to Whigs and Torles, and that, as a ?? OQUsqu ace, ho h sawap-been bated. bybothpartles, Mr. Roixoses tofoeget that yewai ago he occupied ...