... comparison, something like di/election upon any man who had not produced them. Yet it is a vulgar ignoramus of this kind that a Whig Premier delights to honour, upon whom he bestows the public money, and what is worse, for whom he libels by implication the ...

... contract, or whether—as we have reason to lielieve—the proceeding is nothing more than a piece of malice on the part of the Whig government, dictated by a narrow- I minded jealousy of any benefits not conferred by themselves. I Should it really be found ...

... of fresh advantages to be derived from the measure. The real object of that measure is, as we all know, on the part of the Whig portion of the government to gain Radical support, on the part of the Radical portion of the government and it. touovelow, ...

... business, said that another struggle was about to take place for the benefit of the trade. Last year they had to fight hard a Whig C'hancellor of the Exchequer to prevent encroachment upon the rights and privileges of Class of persons taxed and maligned ...

... mild character, is passing through its natural course and the eruption is now disappearing. Rio SON OR IRSTINcTT—The Northern Whig 81111— An entratintiatry inst ,nee of very remarkable instinct, which antainly approaches almost the bounds of reason, in ...

... the matter,it is certain that the Irish members have been courted before now by all kinds of means, and that the less the Whigs talk about the business the better. The Tina this morning, by theway,mentionedacurrent report that the Government had drawn ...

... recovered. Tweeds Litho some woes, end on Sunday, of May, he saber this life. Mr. Tina( hive. him but ilowndelises. There are four Whig. el soh a men is oilmilMed to dew how midi sea be oder et or mehneholy bereavement& Ho molly constent =NM= cares and trials ...

... is the venerable Marquis of Lansdowne, , the patriarch of the Whig party. At the banquet men I of all parties were seated round the board. Whigs as well as Tories. Mr. Longman, the great Whig publisher, was there, as well as the great Tory publisher, Mr ...

... purely owner to week finch being the I don't fed bound to pay. The movement Is not mild, huuminch as it was on I the feet of Whig dose by ese.—l asa, Plerilesure.] H, Dolkede-Moors, Bth May, 1861. tint,—ln reply to roltf no* received tide morning, I my ...

... has received must be pronounced in the highest degree inglorious. But it is only another exhibition of the weakness of the Whig-Radical coalition, and the impossibility of reconciling its conflicting elements, which must end in a fall before long. ...

... ministry could placement ;be one of the shining lights of the sow Whig party; he was a worvllywise and prudent and his will be felt in an already tottering cabinet, so says, your no longer Whig contemporary, the Chronicle, in its last Wedneeday's issue; these ...

... comments that it elicited from the press and the public were three of congratulation and approval. Every one was pleased that the Whigs, in rewarding a very staunch friend, had at the same time the opportunity of recognising great public services. But a fact ...