... extent proposed in the Government • * re^orm to any extent, if hated by the Tory party, 1 ® aBt not welcome to some of the Whigs: and, in the absence of dangerous manifestations of impatience on the part of the people, and with an Administration not believed ...

... has, in a remarkable manner, attached itself to Whig rule in Jreland. While the Conservative viceroys have hm‘, done justice to Protestants in Ireland, wi tnflicting any injury upon Roman Catholics, the Whig viceroys have invariably acted unfairly to Protestants ...

... upon the ground in places three feet deep. The country is said to look as desolate as in mid-winter. It is said that the old Whig Globe is about to change hands. It has been purchased by Mr. Wescomb, the proprietor of the Exeter and Plymouth Gazette, for ...

... to the people, and proved what had often said,, that the working-classes had more to fear from the false and aristocratic Whigs than from the Tories. The meeting endorsed these views by passing a resolution expressive of regret that the noble earl should ...

... The Manchester Guardian says—Lord Clarendon's health is said to be seriously undermined ; and the reversionary hopes of the Whigs, since the damagedonetotheadministrative prestige of the Duke of Somerset recent disclosures, more turn towards Lord Granville ...

... to be found in the fact that the price of mil{ in the city has been raised Id. per qum-iwelflmday—uwoyord J’uml. Tus Northern Whig states that Mr. William Dunville, of Belfast, has set aside £10,.0) to be called the Sorella Trust, for the material, intellectual ...

... so lately took a ruding part in public events, and whose influence was deeply felt. The Conservative press, as well as the Whig and Radical papers, have not been backward in paying a tribute to the memory of the de- ‘ But while we admit the ability and ...

... Salisbury In y . 111 ifc «ome of the Woman Catholic the bill Denbigh, are reported likely to oppose T I of thc Oosntitutional Whigs as tion *It 1, Lt i otter a strenuous and determined opposi- Bull tS ea * culaW h >' contemporary the W In Y f - - thr out ...

... to hear men like Mr. Forster. Mr. Childers, Mr. Stansheld, and their like, wt-ll as the gentlemen of the old Cab net or the Whig sch.ml. force of oratory the House must longer undervalued * and d eel aimer like the present H*nie Minister should be met ...

... Down, down, Tories, lie down. Then forward, Reformers ! r projects pursue, And this noble idea h* cn’roi‘n :ie'; £ then Dotk Whigs and Torise oo Seheberni®s o t on Sali i Winli.Do:l,hs:vn—lflofyon.donl —Blackwood's Magagzine, for January. ...

... for the sake of making out a unity in the Ministry - which does not exist, Mr. Gladstone should trot out these balf-forgotten Whig exploits, all carried against bim, and point to them as so many titles of the Cabinet to the support and confidence of the ...

... who will walk in the footsteps of that true Conservative, Mr. Sotheron. What a poor compliment it would be to him to elect « Whig-Radical in bivlun, and this would be the case if Lord B, were elected as Member for the Northern Division of this Coanty. A ...