... crov instance of the audacity with which Whig Governments will trample on all custom and all propriety to advance the interests of their party. The Times Mr. Sidney Herbert's Bill for the Amendment of the Militia Acts : Mr. Sidney Herbert’s speech on ...

... OUR COUSINS GERMAN. What Swift, in the bitterness of party rancour, said ] the Whig Bishop Burnet, might, with at least equal truth, be said of the very greatest man in this our day :—“ The world hath acquired fashion believing him backwards.” His pr ...

... representative of an Irish constituency, Indeed, he earns it from the retainers of the Whigs or the Tories, by stooping to do the dirty work of either faction. The Whig toady or the Tory tati:fer is sure of his modicum of praise while awaiting the reversion ...

... office, except his being n zealous Whig, then the whole Wing clique is openmouthed in defence of the Minister so acting, and in rebuking the member who ventures to call the attention of the House to the matter; and the Whig Viceroy sticks to his exercise ...

... intention of taking upon themselves the responsibility of throwing out the Bill, Their policy was to destroy the prestige of the Whigs as Reformers, and this would be best done by allowing things to take their course. The “Liberal” critics of the Russell scheme ...

... the question has reverted to the people, and the Daily News looks on the abandonment of the bill as a triumph to rcactional Whigs as well as to the anti-progressive Tories. We have some interesting news from Australia, but there is nothing from the Continent ...

... to the exploded policy exciting the north against tho south, and attempting to govern the country by othisunfair means. the Whig influence among the constituencies, never had so gross insult been ottered to the magistracy of a free country, than by the ...

... ae ain when France 1s and German y reassur and our - fortifications at once perfect and unnece us then go on with what both Whigs and Tor on { improve, our means of defence, amend our laws, ari ie out all that does not involve party dissension vil fl this ...

... e Catholic family in Cork, which city he represented in parliament for twenty years. was, however, a mere partisan of the Whigs, from whom received the appointment of Commissioner in Insolvency, the highest legal to which Catholic might aspire in England ...

... more in the hands of the people, The Daily News adverts to the withdrawal of. y oue | Lam as a triumph for the reactionist Whig as well as 7 ut his AUSTRALIA. The Australian mail has arrived. The Melbout many injus- respondent of the Timcs reports that ...

... llildeu, and head of the Arm of Memra. Barbour and Sons, to tha cjmiaiasion of the peace for (fee county of Antrim—JVorMera Whig. ...

... ce which his ancestors had the honor of dis indignant that an o holding should be thus siudiously dra red in the mire. | ob] Whig Goveru- | the Whether intentionally or not, by the acts ments, time after time, these appoitments had been degraded. | cer ...