... prompted Mr. Samuel ile>, proprietor df the Old Wells, Ike., &c.) • r the defendant. There was very large •cmlrlnce' of the Whig faction —at least, of ■ ,• hirelings and understrappers of that vtry .maculate party. Mr. Huddleston conducted • e case with ...

... in conscience with the Conservatives to the full length of all their views, and by keeping at a respectful distance, on the Whig side, from the atmosphere of tho Ministerial benches, preserves full liberty of action. It will interest your readers to know ...

... this particular juncture to advance factions ends, in order to oust the present Administration and thus make room ■for the old Whig family party in its snug quarters in the Treasury ; but, it has somehow become the question of the day, it is the height of ...

... Edmund Yales continuing the subeditorship. I perceive that this latter gentleman has terminated his connection with the Northern Whig, on the ground that his Invitations absorb the greater portion of his leisure. The Wonders o» Quack Medicines. Which it’s wonderful ...

... allow the present Bill pass, so that the question of Reform should longer obstruct ids battles with his old antagonists, the Whigs. Others among the Tory opposition would also willingly give It their support, but feared the policy lukewarm Liberals !!•. ...

... regard Ireland a nation of lunatics. The uueslioii was no* beyond the resistance of the Tones or the t, ll,!r ' l of the Whig*. It was one which the people had themsVves determined—as would seen at the ■ext election—to settle the principle, of fairness ...

... so simply but manfully expressed in the House of Commons —first, by Lord Palmerston the representative of the Government and Whig parly, then Mr. Disraeli as leader of the Tory party, Ssdlswed by Mr. Bright, who perhaps—had lie not been too much overwhelmed ...

... it shirked from its jk.H in the fray, And, in hopes of reward, from the contest retired. Regardless of which gained the day. Whig or Tory elected, 'tis matter still. If either or both bring grist to the milL” BIRTHS. F«h. 16—*t 55 Sttnhope street, Mrs Clifford ...

... education throughout the kingdom. Mr. A. Habper returned thanks, refuting the idea that bat little diflerence now existed between Whigs sad Tories; Mb. Ricrard-Paos, haying addressed the meeting, there were load calls) for Hr. Chosshyre and Mr. Boodle. Me. Ch*bsh ...

... spirit; and we must see that tho subject has been no farther considered between the Earl and his lieutenant than that the Whigs show an amazing propensity for spending the public money, which ought be seized a vulnerable party point, and also in the common ...

... subject, and to frighten them with its consequences. But Englishmen were not so easily frightened. It was the Liberals—the Whigs—who would not trust tho people, and who would not, the backs of the people ride victory: those were the men, and not the people ...

... administrator. Lord FlUhardinge, hotter known Maurice Berkeley, was horn in 17»». en'.ctecd tho navy in ISU2. At that time tho Whigs were basking in the cold shade of opposition, and his promotion, therefore, was not rapid, as might have been anticipated from ...