... much satisfacticn ] was expressed oy observing that the alliance of ; England and Frauce was considered a necessity ; alike by Whig and Tory. The same views prevail with tbe Emperor and his advisers, but there is a large party in this country, who are represented ...

... ihe Chiltern Hundreds when Parliament reassembles, and the election will then take place within the prescribed period. The Whig party has already one member for the county in the person of Mr. H. J. Adeane; and, if any opposition were offered to Lord ...

... appropriate, the last words of Marmion, Charge, Chester, charge!'' On, Staulev, on! — Your obedient servant, AN EXCENTRIC WHIG. ...

... they say, will not assist the. Dan.es. Although Ith a kiugdom* may be broken up, the Queen will re^er allow auy Ministry, Whig or Tory, to make war with Germany. This is now plainly printed and commented upon. Parliament aad public opinion come in for ...

... Palmerston held in L 3 Administrations out of IS. Duiing the rirst 20 vis j>oiitieal life he was a Tory ; for the next '211 . ■ i. Whig ; and during the List 20 years he was, what f his sensible fellow-countrymen are at the present day, aservative- Liberal and ...

... period of his death in 1838, a coutinued Hood of democratic tendencies prevailed, and the prin- ciples and objects of the Whigs, which be had for so long a time successfully resisted, or, by his in- fluence, modified, had now taken complete io.- session ...

... misrule of the Whigs had resulted in a roys- ;ericus conspiracy, and the Lord Lieutenant assumed the rovern— lent of a country whose constitution was sus- pended, and whose prisons were bursting with the politi- cal prisoners of a Whig Government. Mr ...

... two Liberals from the representation of Andover. The votes were— far Coles, 134; for Cubitt, 121; for Fellowes (Whig), 107 ; for Smith (Whig), 6L Mr. Cubitt, as owning some propeity neai- Andover (Penton Lodge), has been successively re- turned for the ...

... makes this much out clearly, that Gerald Osmanby is the son of a baronet, whose father had been a Tory, but had embraced the Whig persuasion be- cause, when he applied for the revival in his favour of an ancient barony, fallen into abeyance, Mr. Pitt not ...

... a ?? in 13 Administrations out of IS. Durin,''.: - - I years of his political life he was a Tory ; for ?? at ?? - , years a Whig ; and during the last 20 years he i is, ■ all of his seusible fellow-countrymen a: c at the pi , a Conservative- Liberal and ...

... between the moderate Whig aod the i Conservative as regards reform, or why one should ! be more precluded than the other from eneleivour- ing to settle the question. Frequently has the 1 argument been used by the old hereditary Whigs that it is unreasonable ...

... 309. TLe vote for prison and convict services at home ' ami'alroad is decreased by £17,948. The Richmond Whig.— The name under which ! the Whig comes out as a Yankee journal is that of William Ira Suntn, who never owned the journal before the evacua- ...