... resolation is clifficnit tq comprehend, except in so far as it conveys a solatium to the unhappy and disappointed Tory - Peelite -Whig - Radical Mr. GLADSTONE, and denounces the calm and dignified conduct of Lord PALMERSTON . in so adroitly averting the calamity ...

... deserted their colours at a time when they ought to have fought for them. This degradation on the part of tbe so-called Liberal Whigs emboldened Lord Derby to take the stand be did, and if the people throughout the country had not risen, had not declared in ...

... members who sit imme- diately behind the Treasury Bench, class of politicians which Mr. Whiteside defines as constitutional Whigs. During the Premier’s speech the attitude and countenance of 1 the Chancellor of the Exchequer were a study. Restless and | ...

... . 2 able editor of the Worthern Whig, made a very e chairman. When justice had been done to the good th’ ings of this life, @ congra! was present ¥ 4 Francis Dalzeil Esq., the respected proprietor of the Worthern Whig. After referring in feel: 10; te ...

... for the nursing or Mr. W. B. Simmens, working man, after charging the d it is at present calculated that thtsamoEESwUlnot Whigs and Liberals with opposing the short-time movement, exceed the present amount of MrKJt’wage. and hen, main originated by Sad'er ...

... This lady had knocked at Johnson's door; had been intimate with Fox, the beautiful Goorgina of Devonshire, and that brilliant Whig society of the reign of George III. ; -had known the Duchess of Quoensbury, the patroness of Gay and Prior, the admired young ...

... the DIRsAELI exposition of the uses of con- servatism as a thorough specimen of romancing. It would be well, however, for the WhIg party not to anticipate Ms. GLAnsrowz's retirement with so much complacency. AS things are, perphaps nothing could be so fatal ...

... you a letter few weeks ago, which you inserted in your valuable paper, for which I thank you. I wanted to know whether our Whig and Tory Local Goternment our - a ...

... CornewaLL Lewis, would have very probably been hurled from their stools. The lesson will not be witb- out its influence. The Whigs will not try this sort of thing again. It is worth remark that while the Churchmen sometimes taunt Dissenters with not liking ...

... deplorable end of which he could scarcely have foreseen. When, froth being a Peelite, he gave himself up to the embraces of the Whigs, he made another •false step towards the fulfilment of his evil destiny. We now behold the quondam high Conservative and Churchman ...

... deserted their colours | at a time when they ought to have fought for them. This degredation on the part of the so-called Liberal Whigs emboldened Lord Derby to take the stand he I did, and if the people throughout the country had not risen, had not detlared ...