... Immediately after followed Lords Carlisle and Granville, the venerable Marquis of Lansdowne, and whole host of the leaders of the Whig party; but it a noticeable fact that, with the exception of Lord Stanley, not a single Conservative of note was observed to ...

... the Liberals; and however Lord John Russell m*y change for the sake of redressing himself in an empty popularity, the old Whigs of 1832 have nothing whatever in common with the democratic tendencies of modern Liberalism. Mr. Gladstone certainly is ...

... and about a week after arrival will sail from thence to Auckland, to New Zealand. This splendid clipper has made the folio whig passages, which rank among the fastest on record. From New York Liverpool In days. From Liverpool to Melbourne in G 3 days ...

... the oven tenour of human conduct, and which Mrs. Pevser felicitously describes as “suramat wrong in its own inside/*— Daily Whig, Nice Pastime for a Cardinal Cardinal Aa tonelli passed the evening of the 31st ult, at the palac' the French general, to see ...

... created no small sensation :'n the political world, but the true significance of which is but imperfectly understood. That an old Whig, former colleague of Lord Palmerston and Lord John John Russell, should have denounced these noblemen in the fashion, in winch ...

... been unanimously elected captain of the second company. It is stated that the prosecutions for bribery and corruption by the Whigs at the last Berwick Election, instituted by the Northern Keform Union, are to be tried at the ne:;t Northumberland Assizes ...

... poor-laws to the existing representative system. This would say—tho poor-law * are maintaiucd by both political parties—by Whigs and Tories. These are maintained by the electors, raised, ordinarily, a little the sphere of want, and they, the multitude ...

... maintained that the property qualification ought to be manhood qualification, because man himself was man’s noblest property. The Whigs said that the representation should be based upon taxation, but he believed that no more good could come out of the Nazareth ...

... nnity characterises the whole ot Jus life and writings but it is the nnity of Whig principles. He was too well informed to rink below Whig professions and he dare not soar above Whig practice. At college, probably, discarded what is ordinarily called faith; ...

... the demise of Lord Londesborough, who expired half-past two a.m. Sunday, London. The deceased nobleman was a supporter of the Whig party, was patron the turf, and had princely racing stud. He is succeeded in his title and extensive landed property his eldest ...

... extended be of service. Another liberal eupporter wee lost the turf on Sunday the death Lord Londesborough. His lordship was a Whig in politics. Another scandal to the Church has been revealed the apprehension of the Bev. Heniy Lloyd Bickerstaff for bigamy ...

... liberality of the Whigs of Berwick may be measured by this attempt to prevent the publication of a report openly read, and which dealt with political matters with that freedom which every Englishman considers his birthright. The Whig party surely will ...