... remarked to the right honourable gentleman that the days were getting out, when his companion promptly replied, I wish the Whigs were.” More Shakspfriamty.—(From the rueum.)—We are happy to state that the following gentlemen have given their consent to ...

... that there was a vast amount of political ignorance among the people of Stafford—some persons not even knowing the meaning of Whig and Tory—(laughter)—and he was pleased in his wisdom to ascribe this in a great measure to the want of “a good spirited local ...

... the return of more popular candidates in the place of one or more of the present members—perhaps to replace Whigs for Tories, or Radicals for Whigs. I have therefore com iled the subjoined table for the information or amusement o! you deem it worthy a space ...

... only to prove that the Whig policy of keeping Libe: lown every rising man is not systematic, that genuine under a Libe parti icularly on ecclesiastical questions, is not not reserved for the sons of Dukes or sons-in-law of Whig ral Government a disqu ...

... his body, but the exact cause of death has not yet been ascertained. Result Aurarian Crime.—A correspondent of the Northern Whig states that Mr. Nicholson, who was tired at in Meath last week, is preparing to give up his farms and leave the country, and ...

... evening the Prussian miliUry author.ties interposed and compelled the assemblage to disperse.” A Correction. —The Northern Whig says:—“Mr D. Ker M.P., has requested us to state that there ia no authority for the paragraph which lately appeared in our ...

... adoption of Lord Cairns’s motion by the House of Commons on Thursday night was ‘a victory of pure reason.’ If this be so, the Whigs are dished indeed. Not only have the Conservative party a chance of remaining in office a year or two more—it is the duty of ...

... ve Government with. The Whigs and le it was unsettled, they always had something in hand to tir sure, and the usual icals accordingly combined together to defeat Lord Derby's ent was come to that if they nises. eeded the Whigs were to have places and ...

... he did not brilliant talents and the oratorical powers of the gon ancellor of the Excheque' stiil the noble earl consistent Whig politician ‘% for many years, and, from his ible that he age and great ce, i it was hardly joubt, it was a i the could over ...

... have been more acceptable the Church and his own party, it is passing strange that of his own free will should have chosen Whig and Broad Churchman. When the history of Mr. Disraeli comes be written, the interview between the Prime Minister and his Royal ...

... they had sented themselves, showed clearly that the middle class Whigs were as determined as the Tories that no working man should enter Parliament. There was great need to teach Whigs and sham Liberals a lesson. They should be removed to make room for ...

... strange that that some of his Conservativ e friends t ears ago, have he should, at electi ion, eight y be was bis brother- for s Whig in North W: ‘srwicksbire, because imple falsehood. He in law (Lord Leigh). T' hat story was's 5 as a different thing— (He voted ...