... find him figuring ' away as a high Tory among the very high Tories the , day. Time wore on, and the Whigs grew in favour. Lord Palmerston becomes a Whig. A section of politicians is formed termed Peelites, after their illustrious founder, Sir Robert Peel ...

... worship were swarming with hosts of convicted sinners. 1858 the total was 2539, and in 1859, 3112.—Abridged from the Northern Whig. ...

... strong. And Russell —why, of course, rofl Ilis narrow brain must overwhelm. Whatever perils we may see, His care to save the Whigs will ° ' And not to save the realm. weak triumvirate are these Holders of office, not of power. To a triumvirate more strong ...

... an eminent railway contractor. He professes to a moderate conservative. The other candidates were Mr. Skipton, a moderate whig, and Mr. Greer, ultra-liberal, a radical from the start. The following were the gross numbers at the close of the poll : M'Cormiek ...

... on which we can place every reliance, that on Wednesday last Mr. Gladstone withdrew his name from the Carlton Club. Northern Whig. [He ought to have been turned out of long ago]. Secession to Rous. The Soman Catholic papers report the secession from the ...

... Perhaps he hasn't been seated a minute or two, talking unconcernedly about things general to whomsoever may be at his elbow, whig, tory, radical, chartist, ultramontane, Exeter-halllte, it signifies not, all flats are fish that come to his net, when in ...

... State of Europe.— For much of the present complications, Europe is indebted to the time-serving and truckling policy of the Whig Ministry. The doubtful advantages of a commercial treaty blinded them to all other considerations. They fondly thought that ...

... farm is in some instances tip to a poiot whieh far exceeds the rates paid in tlm days of the First Napoleon. The Northern Whig remarks Butter is a ready sale 1245. per cwt. for prime, being the highest price known for years past: and pork sells at ...

... time when matters such overwhelming importance have to be dealt with in wise and statesmanlike spirit. Mr. Marsh, a Liberal-Whig, opposed the bill its present shape, and drew upon his extensive Australian experience for the purpose showing the unfortunate ...

... Italians, and Mr Disraeli for Jews—lhatthe former hates in his heart and on principle, the Orleanists, and the latter the Whigs—one wonld be tempted to believe that each was pure passionless-intellect, and nothing more. * * Eaob for the present remains ...

... business thi-s week is the narrow t j,e duty repeal bill from being thrown Qtl tb / mons, and the notification in the h° r i)« a Whig nobleman of considerable P tbat he will move tbe rejection of second reading. This, coupled with Lord Derby frankly avowed ...

... heavens. Lord John made his selection and preferred mm Palmerston a colleague. This offence which never been forgiven, though the Whig party have done everything they possibly eould to compensate the Karl for the loss of offlce.—Court Journal. Stbibb in Cobs ...