... Peers at this time of day an it is to restore absolute monarchy. The mention of MONTZAGLE revives ancient reminiscences. The Whigs never had a Chancellor of the Exchequer worthy of the name. They were lame bands at figures, all of them; and desperately afraid ...

... house in which he so long presided. Lord fIlonteagle, who has initiated the oppositlosi to tle Government measure, is himself a Whig, and he will be s8upported by some of the staunchest adherents an(I most prominent members of that party. There is therefore ...

... ho went doen to the river lI th Bann, stripped off .his clothes, and deliberately 1 I t drowaned Ihf6 Bfs.-BjdfaS Aorthcrw Whig. ...

... Peers who voted in If Monday niight's majority. We will take for a granted that Lord Derby and his party, as well as their Whig coadjutors, were one and d all actuated by no other feeling than an ,t honest desire to avert or mitigate impending 'financial ...

... facts, thinks them most sig-or nificant at the present time, when Lord Derby endorses the 'notin of Lord Mionteagle, who a is a Whig, against the Paper Duty Repeal be Bill.b A town's meeting was held in Birwningham on Thursday, at which resolutions were carried ...

... nmeans all on one side. Here Iliacos int7a muros pecoatur et extra. In plain English- Whigs and Tories are aike to blame. It is notorious, for instance, that one of the Whig megistrates present. on Thursday (ffr.~ J. R. Jeffery) is, touching licenses admittedly ...

... in the weather which t we have experienced here has extended to all t parts of the tnnited Kingdom. The Belfast 15 Northern Whig has been at considerable r pains to inquire into the dismal. acounts c whioh have lately been published as to pota- s toes ...

... tbe weary onaflot oease, My pledge at last will be redeemed, and I shalt be at peace. And when Reform is set at rest, the WhIgs will baply say: Oh! the tie, the tie is broken between us and dear Lerd Grey. ...

... repeal of the Paper Dtty BIll. That they were placed In this awkward predliament in duoe entirely to the timidity of the old whigs, as will be seen from the divislon llst. The desertion of so Lirge asectlon of their supoortrs on a question where no one could ...

... Ainclng argument for Wte Irifuadd of a new element |lnto the borough conituencles. Lords DunY and I Gitay In the Peers, and Whig and Conservative spokesmen In the Comnifon, have aliks shown a lamentable Ignorance of the artisan potilon of their own countrymen ...

... fingers of both hande have been eaten off, and the right arm regularly crushed from the wrist to the elbow, - Bolfat Nsurthern Whig. Mr. John Wray, who has been reaelver of the metropolitan police from the establishment of the farce, has resigned, and is ...

... which I cannot help calling attention l I refer to the p-oxy which Lord Panmure gave against the second reading. If there was a Whig whom the commonest gratitude for benefits received should have attached to the p resent Premier it is this noble lord. To Lord ...