... done, ..ud A ** Whig Ministry will again conduct the government “the country.” Wo confess that Mr. Crook s metaphorical language a!x>ut the “sun goiug down,’ and , “little wedges,” an Mr. Bright “coming round, and bringing in a Whig Government “sledge ...

... under Whig Ministry, Whig and Tory votes ; and then, when Sir R. Peel oame into power, it was maintained by Tory Ministry, by Tory and Whig votes. The Duke of Wellington, Sir R. Peel, all the Peelites, and large majority of the Tories and Whigs always ...

... has had it* Whig* and Tories like other professions; * and its eminent m»n have been divided between the parties • pretty fairlv, a* elsewhere. J oat a* Fielding was aAJ hig and Smollett a Tory. Burke a Whig and Johnson a Tory. so the Whigs may claim Kepjwl ...

... Pakington’s election address, that Mr. Disraeli is probably preparing to throw over the Irish Church and again to dish the Whigs. The Abergele inquiry Is adjourned Friday next. Warrants have been sued for the two breaksmen to appear as witnesses. Leeds ...

... exciting the north against the south, and attempting to govern the country by means of patronage, upholding by other unfair means Whig influence among the constituencies. Never had such a gross insult been offered to the magistracy of a free country as the ...

... thit there were scarcely any questions left to divide upon, and whatever might their name, or whether they called tbemselres Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, or whether they swore by Gladstone, Dertr, Bright, or Disraeli, they oonseientioosly examined all eoeial ...

... maile yeaterday Broil, and the of Limerick haa been proclaimed. . .. Bklfabt. Saruhda y. —(From the editoon of the tTortAem Whig) —Thia upon the a learner Electric from Liverpool, tb* police, who had been on the look-out, went on board and arretted number ...

... expectation, that the Whigs wondered whether it could possibly be carried ; the Tories concluded that it certainly could not; and the Radicals, with justifiable exultation, felt sure that no temporary defeat could destroy a plan to which the Whig leaders, the ...

... God that she might found and strength enough tear aside the veil from the Whig party, and let Britannia see how uideoualy deformed** a party that Whig party was. Now. since the Whig party, under Mr. Gladstone guidance, been desperately bent upon oefriemljag ...

... ill-eonditiooed holders of the office whose principal occupation was, not to nnbold popular rights, but, the words of the great Whig author of Horaiiua, “beard the great. for hitherto Mr. Bright has been consistent only in hia envious (though aimless) d ...

... banquet at the Mansion House on Monday evening. Her Majesty was attended by Lady Franklin and her suite. . - . „ Tho No-them Whig announces the death of the Rev. Dr. Drummond, author of poems on “The Battle of Trafalgar,” The Giant’s Causeway,” The Pleasures ...

... little regard paid the raof Ministerial diMenaiona. all knew, of course, « three parties in Spain,-the Moderadoe. n ' *ste, or Whig*; and tho ,U> - Tlie Colonists are in power, rssmg on the part of the Prog resists* or Kmlical*. . cause of the rising it is ...