... Italy cannot possibly continue hazards the following prophecy ;— lf the thing comes to fight we expect four s—first that the Whigs will dismissed; secondly, that England and France will fight on opposite sides; thirdly, that England will declara war against ...

... When the Conservative Sir Robert Peel rallied the landed aristocracy to the cry of Protection and no surrender, and the Whig Lord Melbourne declared that the proposed repeal of the Corn-laws was the maddest thing he had ever heard of, they only quickened ...

... his maternal uncle Mr. Wm. Joseph Denison, who bequeathed to him the bulk ef hia wealth. His lordship was a supporter of tlie Whig party. The deceased wss patron the turf, and had princely racing stud. He succeeded in his title and extensive landed property ...

... rapidly dying out— mean the aristocratic Whig, of vast paternal acrei, dreadfully Liberal principles, and thoroughly naughty, domineering, and exclusive Ihey liarvc done good sen-ice their dars, have these great Whigs j but like every otter human institution ...

... any credit can riven to the outcries that have been raised in every n.rter of the kingdom—not by one party only, bnt Tories Whigs, and Radicals. —from England, Scotl and' Ireland,—l muat believe that there are now j this house gentlemen who owe their seats ...

... to these letters?— No. How many persons did you apply to before the election ?—Not above four. Where they Tories or Whigs?— One was Whig gentleman living Norwich. Have yon ever stated that if the Tory party wonld buy yonr houses you would not come up here ...

... means of carrying their principles into action and legislation. have long been accustomed to recognize the infirmities of our Whig brethren, and to offer them the helping hand onward. They have wisely conceded to the demands of the age, and have met, a very ...

... with all the wild ungovernable fury of his well-known namesake in the German legend. Mr. Horsnian was once in office with the Whigs, Irish secretary, and when he was leaving for Ireland he consulted with those who were supposed to know most of the habits ...

... the people to assert their rights; and Sir James Stewart, Bart., of Fortstewart, has headed the list with £5. Northern Daily Whig. Mr. Bright ox Highland Clearances.— In letter regarding the Scrabster Crown Lands, Mr. Bright says— The whole system of setting ...

... Sir. Joiissox, having declared that the present Whig Government England was a French, and not an English Government, called three cheers for LorJ Derby and English Government, a good groan for the Whig-Radical Government, one cheer for the Queen, and ...

... of unsatisfactory; but my organ of veneration too strongly developed to permit of my applying such proverb to distinguished Whig or Tory statesmen. They are all honorable m n and their pillows are no doubt nightly wet with the disinterested tears they ...

... was married in March, 1843. Some years since, Sir William Ffolkes played a prominent part in Norfolk politics. was staunch Whig, was returned for Norfolk in 1830 in conjunction with Mr. Coke of Holkbam, and sat for the county for several years. He failed ...