... e party, and it must be remembered that the Whigs have closer sympathies with the Conservatives than with the Radicals, and consequently that the Minister who aim 6, like Lord Palmerston, to govern on Whig principles, must at least be tolerable to the ...

... gory Shall stir up war 'twixt Tory. In hot July, When throats are dry, Our town thy cooling draught shall never fail. Tho' not Whig. I'll take my swig,— And sing thy praise in Harry Simonds' ale. An Old Reading School Boy. READING HORTICULTURAL SHOW. the ...

... by the oomposite cabinet, which Lord Palmebston has so cleverly constructed that no one knows whether the conservative, the whig, or the radical element preponderates. We confess to some curiosity to the nature of the scheme by which all classes of reformers ...

... potatoes present quite blackened appearing Th unlooked-for blight have a cusastrous effect over the whole country.— Northern Whig. ...

... save life, and two of them, Moorhead and Nelson, took a noble part in rescuing the unfortunate inmates of the house.— Northern Whig. Fenian Alarms.— Suspicious craft paragraphs are again appearing in the Irish provincial papers. The Waterford Mail mentions ...

... of his coming forward. am no party man. I not tied down to vote for whigs or tories. lam not even Brightite, though I try to look the bright side of everything. I am not under any whig whip, and I will eay here publicly that immediately after the death ...

... practised as special pleader for some years, and 1852 became Queen counsel and Bencher. The same year he was returned in the Whig interest for Durham (city), conjunction with Mr. Grainger. In 1857 he was elected at the head of the poll, having for his colleague ...

... other principle could the apparent caprice of the Bridgnorth electors be accounted for, as we have never yet understood that whig proclivities were strongly developed there as to induce them discard a representative who has served them long and well, and ...

... have been mentioned, and it is said that their dislike to the measure represents the general opinion of the higher class of whigs. We give this as the political gossip of the hour, it may have little foundation, but, looking at the composite character of ...

... House of Representatives has succeeded in electing Speaker, but a majority of only one. Mr. Pennington, a supporter of the old Whig doctrines, fills the office. The Republicans decided the contest by changing their candidate. The free blacks, who are reckoned ...

... veteran statesmen joined with him in denouncing this policy as a contradiction the principle of non-interference on which the whig party came into power. They were unable, however, bv their most vigorous remonstrances to make any change in the settled policy ...

... preliminary remarks, said: He happened the other day to come across one those unfledged Liberals, gentleman descended from very old Whig stock, who ran into wild courses, and who told him that he thought the proposed reform meeting in Hyde Park ought to have been ...