... will however hold good it has ever done, and not even the most impossible combination of the Radical party, with the old Whigs, will ever succeed in becoming palatable to the country. There is, bowever, one element of uncertainty which has not hitherto ...

... scon have the Church spoliators at work, no doubt. Tenor.— Oh! of coarse! They folly estimate the sque?zable quality of the Whigs, and will soon be putting on their full pressure. Counter.—Churchmen are alive, however, and will soon be sending up their ...

... few hours of relaxation. The L >rds aud Commons hail closed what cynical persons denominate their talking shops in order that Whig and Tory might hob-nob together in many a country mansion. Banks and exchanges were virtually shut to enable the princes of ...

... anil judicious counsellor, and the upright manner in which he invariably discharged his public duties commanded the respect of Whig and Tory, Churchman and Dissenter, and his conduct and manner on occcasions were such that he had died beloved and respected ...

... widely-extended connexions of his Lordship among (be noble houses of Leinster Bessborough, Ponsonby, Ros, and other leading Whig families, and that he has once or twice held au office in the Administration, and also that Mr Arthur Kmnaird has represented ...

... represent to Whigs of what the Church of England represented them in J689. It is sometimes said that the Whigs of the Revolution are the Tories of the present day, and vice versa; but this is only a surface view the case. A Tory is Tory, and a Whig is a Whig ...

... means should be devised fully to represent those who have the greater interest in being represented. But the measare of the Whigs made no proposal of this kind. The large landed proprietors, the wealthy shopkeepers, aud the large employers, were to hand ...

... 1857 inveighed against its continuance at 9d. in the pound, as flagrant breach of political morality''—(mark this, oh. ye Whigs!); who in 1860, the year which he had fixed by his own declaration for its extinction, himself raised it to 10d., and who now ...

... for Professor Jowett. Moreover, it was a kind of trial of strength ; for although tories might be found on both sides, and whigs on both sides, and high-churchmen and low-churchmen on both sides, upon the whole the orthodox conservatives voted against ...

... upou pretences the most , trivial. Since t period various similar efforts have been made, and these courts have been treated Whig law legislators with sort of suppressed contempt which is really marvellous, considering the credit they so often claimed for ...

... the other hand, it had been ' said, and the charges were very inconsistent, that the conservatives had arrayed themselves in whig clothing, and in tbat disguise had acquired whatever little popularity they possessed. If by the dress of the was meant the'dress ...

... and Sbepberdstown. An engagement is impending. The confederate General Lee has made preparation* meet the enemy. Tbe Richmond Whig has information that entire Confederate lose the battle of Manassas 5.000, and in all engagements Maryland from 5,000 to 7 ...