... Italy, from Aiands of FnAiqole II. to those of VIoron EMNUEL. It is some- thing more than the exchange of a Tory for a Whig, or a Whig for a gadical Cabinet, because the change emanates directly from the' people. -It is not decided by a vote of the House ...

... Vattel and the Prince of Orange, which all experienced news- paper readers will at once recognise as genuine reliques of the old Whig platform. An immensity of mischief was sure to be done by such a production, even to the cause which it was intended to serve ...

... ? to sp~fi field. Here ho hiado friends 'ytry ?? iof hd' aapbea exceedingly' popular-sO muhi gcl,.that he wasselected as a Whig ecandidate for t~lie~ Ql~ature 'a;nd was triumphantly elecedholing th fi~ 'ot~four, years, during, whioh time be easn1rioed~ ...

... weight may be indirectly felt in the time of a general election, but mention such a thing as m an hood sur age to a respectable Whig, and he is up in'arms against it in a moment. I He will protest against such a displaceientu of poll- 'tical power with.all ...

... didner and tea, and science and compliments, far away in one of our great manufacturing capitals, and contrived to make Tories, Whigs, and Radicals, all equally ready to echo Sir Robert Peel's exclamation of 3 We're all proud of him. We have said that the ...

... Carstairs, Liberal; Mr. 1 P. A. Taylor, Radical; and Mr. Somerset Beaumont, Ministerialist. Mr. Beaumont is brother to the Whig membe' for South Northumberland, and is connected with the g banking firm of Messrs. Lambton 'and Co. Mr. -i. Fawcett, Fellow ...

... hustinge, and at the Irish hustings too. Thirty votes in the House of Commons, arrayed and formally opposed to any Ministry, Whig or Tory, that wonld not make the Integrity of the Pope's territories and the protec- tion of the Cartholic tenantry of Ireland' ...

... e. There has been no lack of I2 real Conservative feeling, so much- of ?? indeed, that we a, hear vaunts ?? reaction. The Whigs or t Liberals have not been supremely happy in the conduct of t affairs upon the progressive 'principle. Why, then, have a ...

... Denton, who was received with loud cheers, re then addressed the assembly. Ho said the contest it had been one not between whig, tory, or radical, but qx between dictation and freedom of action, (Cheers.) se He was proud to be connected with them as a ...

... a single enemy in your ward.- (Cheers.) I am not aware that I have gone across, 'in my duties to you, to any party, whether Whig, Tory, or RadicaL -(Applause.) I might go to a long extent end tell you lwhat I am; but I am sure you know; I thank you lheartily ...