... Parliament, would be equally guilty of short-lengths Tut: llEan or THE FAILY. e bee a faslia.tiatile coiyieur is advertising Whigs made by machinery. Of coune, this genius will bequeath the invention to ilia children u a hair-lu a u r A r ASToSISHING Bo ...

... formed to inquire into these matter*. He thought they ought to come there without oaliiog into que.tion whether they were Whigs, Tories, or Radicals. (Hear, bear.) On the same grouud they ought to have a olerk who should be a oeutral person— not that ...

... ought to have a clerk who would put aside all political principles when attending to hie business, and neither show favour to Whig, Conservative, or Radical. Mr. Bird said, the clerk was one of the best men that could be found ; he was well acquainted with ...

... chester element from the Ministry, in the persons of Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Gibson, officials. It is very clear that the old Whigs in the Upper House are excessively annoyed with the Radical alliances of the present Government, and more particularly Mr. ...

... obliged ever have of acting hence the chance of inflicting a dangerous wound to He objected to Lord 's bill, because he was a Whig, and sat upon the Opposition benches. In the latter course he was he has had many at least true to the policy which he had ...

... it was a duty that ought to be taken off. He did not care about the retention of excise duties— they were introduced by the Whigs, and they pressed generally upon-industry; but yet both in theory and ‘practice the paper duty was a duty that to be If they ...

... was felt that time was come for a stand to be made against the course affairs were thoroughly disgusted with taking. The old Whig party are, it is well known, Mr. Gladstone’s intimate alliance with the men, and some of its most honoured members are found ...

... The ex-Speaker, Lord Eversley, voted with the Government, contrary to anticipation, did also Earl Fitzwilliam. Among recent Whig creations, two Lords, Aveland and Wensleydale, assisted to swell the Opposition, while Lords Llanover and Lyveden remained ...

... duties which I think should be repealed in preference. I do not desire to defend Excise duties. They were introduced by the Whigs, and they do undoubtedly Ire's npin the industry of the country, therefore I am not at all an advocate for their continuance ...

... year. Upwards 21,000 persons visited the Zoological Gardens in the Regent's Park on Monday. A correspondent of the Northern Whig states that two young men in Belfast are being trained to fight Heenan. On Friday, the anniversary of the Princess Helena's ...

... extensive, and most exaggerated manner, and, moreover, he thought it his bounden duty to prosecute. He also suggested that four Whig barristers be instructed to prosecute the Tory delinquents, and that four Tory barristers conduct the prosecution of the Liberals ...

... opened to foreign trsde, tbe only charge made being a tonnage duty of 4 dolls, per ton. A correspondent of the Belfast Northern Whig says — I have it on good authority that there are two young men in Belfast at the present time being trained to fight the ...