... find him figuring away as a high lory among the very high Tories of the day. Time wore on, and the Whigs grew in favour. Lord Palmerston becomes a Whig. A section ofpoliticians is formed termed Peelites, after their illustrious founder, Sir Robert Peel ...

... only last year. He has been a peer Scotland f ...

... Xi Ifc - WJ - y.-lhi ii ftiiaii r ill Treasury bench. This result wo Stpsot aad ardent- ly hope for. Tho time is ceeae for Whigs and Tsries .te units their strength aad casks semmssi jous* againat tho ?? taction, who sjfl **n ones moro fttiro ta their ...

... Gladstone is crammed lor these occasion and repeats his lesson like a parrot. Mr. Gladstone and the Carxtox Club.— W? (Northern Whig) learn from a private source of in formation, on which we can place every ieliance that on Wednesday last Mr. Gladstone withdrew ...

... well emptied the national purse in the prodigal manner just adverted to, and seeing Uttle prospect of replenishment, the old Whig business of aheese-paring, the terrible effects of which we were nade so sadly to feel at the breaking out of the Russian vrar ...

... they have been misled by Louis Napoleon. It is said they have not. Neither can vie say that sheer blundering, as as- cribed to Whig management generally, has led them astray. Nor shall we insist that a determi- nation, at all risks, to preserve a majority ...

... Ferguson, was a Whig, and nothing more. His voting occa- sionally with the ministry of Lord Derby might be attributable to the popular character of the measures proposed by it ; but. uevertheless, Sir Robert was uniformly the supporter ofevery Whig government ...

... Western Daily Press. It seems that Irish emigration from the port of Galway is going on very freely. The Pott says Mr. Adeane, Whig M.P. for Cam- bridgeshire, is engaged to Lady Elizabeth Yorke, eldest daughter of the Earl of Hardwicke. It is stated that ...

... of his kingdom. For much of the present complications, Europe is indebted to tbe time-serv- ing and truckling policy ofthe Whig Ministry. The doubtful advantages of a commercial treaty blinded them to all other considerations. They fondly thought that ...

... Popery and Whiirgery, and the former bas come off victorious. In tbis instance, the pet ofthe priests is a Mr. Calcutt ; the Whig candi- date being a Captain White, lt is curious, though, that the former (as well as the latter) is a Protestant More comfort ...

... and farm is in some instances np to a point which far exceeds the rates paid in the days of the First Napoleon. Tne Northern Whig remark » : — Butter is a ready sale at 1245. per cwt. for prime, being the highest price known for 40 yesrs past ; and pork ...

... farm is in some in-1 stances up to point which far exceeds the rates paid lin the days of the First Napoleon. The Northern Whig remarksßutter is ready sale at 1245. per cwt. for prime, being the highest price known for 40 years past; and pork sells at ...