... so nor was there any one leading the Tory party in this borough impudent enough to ask it. Every one here, Tory as well as Whig, knew that ten were ample. Lord Derby went out of office, and came in again, with Lord Chelms- ford as Chancellor-just as he ...

... caPacities. It is reported that the Confederate Secretary of State does not vet see the °or vpnn ...

... Edmund Yates continuing the sub-editorship. I perceive that this latter gentleman has terminated his connexion with the Northern Whig on the ground that his Imitations absorb the greater portion of his leisure. ...

... but manfully expressed in the House of Commons, first by Lord Palmerstcn. as the repre- sentative of the Government and the Whig party, and then by Mr. Disraeli, as leader cf the great Conservative party, followed by Mr. Bright, who, perhaps, had be not ...

... amendment. The heir to the marquisate of Westminster is a man who will speak with the weight and influence of a power- ful whig house, and he will speak to many of his father's tenants. There may not be much in that, perhaps, but it is something. What ...

... as loyally under Lord Russell as he had served un&ar Lord Grey and Lord Melbourne, and if he was means of throwing out the Whig Ministry it wag under circumstances of great provocation. EEc fidelity to his colleagues has, indeed, become pro- verbial, ...

... all accounts are to be believed, Lord Wode- house fills the office efficiently. Lord Carlisle was of the blood-royal of the Whigs, says the leading journal, in its loftiest style of biography. The off- spring of a Howard and a Cavendish deserves a re- spectable ...

... advance- ment and the rights of the people. (Cheers.) The Liberals were nicknamed Whigs in the same reign; but the name Whig meant the reverse of what a Tory meant. The Whig party, whilst as loyal to the Crown —and we hear a good deal about Toryism, Conser- ...

... made by the Conservative party to religious fanaticism, but they had proved abortive. The Opposition leaders reckoned upon Whig mismanage- ment, and it proved their best ally. They predicted splits in the Cabinet, and their predictions were verified. ...

... Rev. Mr. Winterbottom, the History of America; Dr. Dodd, his Prison Thoughts; Mr. White, the editor of the Inde- pendent Whig, (a weekly newspaper) many valuable leaders in that journal, while confined therein for a libel on the late Duke of Cumber- ...

... enthrone Perkin Warbeck, or in a coup for establishing household suffrage, and dishing now Richard III. at Bosworth, and now the Whigs in Parlia- ment. The Grosvenors have exhibited, from the beginning of their career to the end, the virtue of thrift; and this ...

... give those who were ac- cused some indication of the allegations they would have to meet. Sir T. LLOYD was one of the four Whig landlords of Car. diganshire; but he had told his own tenants who wished to support the Tary candidates thlt they were perfectly ...