... a loss The ispid withdrawal of gold from the bank of England for shipment to France, and the present m tile money market, ..whig the rise in discount accomodation to s-x per cent., .Te seriously interfered with the of not »>« of the importing bouses. If ...

... criticism even from Ministers high in place. The evident purpose of the noble lord to weed out the old moderate Constitutional Whig element, and to substitute advanced Liberals in its place, has been more sharply censured by Lord Russell’s own friends than ...

... Messrs. Allen and Bright (hear, hear). In a few weeks they would called upon b» exercise their political franchise, and vote for Whig Tory. The Conservatives were the best friends of order, progress, and prosperity (hear, hear). They were the best fnends of ...

... ultimately prove destructive to tile influuuoe, atal iiuW ''“ iatence of the Whigs, historical party, a. -ell« mhnitely |>erilousto their social and individual the country. For the Whig, have always amtocratic and have only thrown theratolve. into any movement ...

... waiting woman. Spencer learned that very night that his sister bad admitted her husband to her apartment. That fanatical young Whig, burning with animosity which be mistook for virtue, and eager to emulate the Corinthian who assassinated his brother, and ...

... meddling of our Liberal Administrators has led to the present position. Mr. Kinglake, who is no enemy, but the avowed friend of Whig Government, openly charge*! them with having given Italy the strongest encouragement to go to war with Austria by advising ...

... matter. If it were a Tory’s offence, it would be jobbery : no name would be too hard for it; but because it is Whig-Radical’s and they are all Whigs or Radicals mixed up with it, it child like simplicity in money mattersand still greater children would the ...

... too, that just before the last general election the Times, if it did not quite turn round the Conservatives, taunted the Whigs with vacillation and drivel; but sooner did it find Lord Palmerston’s name a host to the Liberals, than it returned to the ...

... ihet I with til the success that ought to wished you, that cm tou, indeed, boo eat men,' Johnson is reported to have said hia Whig friend took bis leave. The Brat incident of the cleeiioneering expedition was net good omen this aueeees. Burke was stopped ...

... ; and Mrs. Smith, £ll7. I date say the expense fur this item on the other side fur orange ribbons, when there was a wealthy Whig up, was almost large ; but however this may be, I told that blue ribbon bows used to be emptied by large baskets full at limes ...

... a*, it ia naually termed, regularly aol' l «P th, .heriß h.vin« wtaß i. property the board for the legal SPI KIT THE PRESS. WHIGS AND PRIGS. (From the t‘Ul Malt Gazette.) Did you say the gentleman was prig, sir aonrebody once asked Ur. Jaim-son. nrse ...

... Liberal* ; Mr. Nunn’s idea gratitude to the Whig candidate was a sense obligation for favour* to received but Sir H. Hoare did not like dealing in patronage on such indefinite terms: if Mi Nunn said would vote for the Whig Baronet, he’d have had a reply : but ...