... led to a curious squabble. Lord Campden was put forward to fight the battle of the Pope against the Attorney-General and the Whigs, but was defeated by an enormous majority. Then, for the first time, he publicly repudiated his candidature, and declared that ...

... Derby was declared,perdition. But, hey presto, continues the lierald-- this is changed. The Conservatil'rei are out, the Whigs Lord Derby is in Opposition, and Lord Palmerston ofti.es, Mainstone,' then, is a very capital horse. And .Mainst9ne, It belongs ...

... element involves two diflerent rates of duty on the same kind of article, and is almost perplexing calculate as the profitless Whig Five per cent.” was. And this blunder is repeated, too, at a time when we are eravely told that simplifying our Tariff well ...

... nfsS to support the Catholi. Church the rule that every person should pay for a seat in one part of the chnrch. The Northern Whig leams, from a private source of information which can rcl stone has withdrawn his name from the Carlton Club, the society of ...

... the conviction that the system under which they are transported is radically wrong. REVIVALISM IN IRELAND. (Prom the Northern Whig.) It has been said that a lie has no legs, but we, for our part, must express our dissent from that opinion. On the contrary ...

... very commencement,been other than a sham and a cheat. We cannot for a moment suppose that the great political chiefs, whether Whig or Tory, who had the fullest means of knowing and appraising his character, could have been %0 far deceived in the estimate ...

... Ur`GJAinie has shown no - ?? discard theu.;' Ais a'rudoimplement for the disintegration end damnge of a. el~ftdtlol, th'e Whigs n iu-:general have ?? promote.the, matohless orator. of our: day; jupst as they were to flatter and even to- follow the unrivallcd ...

... thousands of the educated classes, who have now no votes at all for members of Parliament would be entitled to them, that of the Whigs merely lowers the £lO rental franchise to £6—thereby introducing into the constituencies of our towns a class of persons which ...

... that may ver, well be allowed to stand over when we sce how the larder is stocked and who the guests are likely to be. The Whigs arc in no great hurry to raise cither Stalybridge or any other expectant borough to higher constitutional honours. When they ...

... Thursday evening. Lord Jons RrssEU. introduced his very limited measure in a very dull tame speech. all knew beforehand that ] Whig Government would give little possible, and therefore, we are not disappointed. provisions of the measure may be stated in sentence ...

... meaning which implies a desire to preserve the monarchical institutions of the country—be that desire felt on the part of Whigs or Tories. One result of such an overwhelming influx of the democratic element will doubtless be, to make the franchise in ...

... contemplated, as Lord Derby truly affirms. Our unanimous Parliament may vigorously protesteither on Monday week or whenever Whig policy will allow Mr. Kinglake to be again unmuzzled. But unless England and the other Great Powers are prepared to enforce ...