... servant, ** CaKLtaut.** the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor.** Tims, as we ventured to assert last week, the pro, posed measure of the Whig Government was, after ail, but a canard —and poor and shabby one, truly —of Mr. Disraeli's and Pore Hcnncsst’s political exponent ...

... ” to be the tool and slave of those who, in the year named, gave their voles and influence, not to Mr. Meagher, but to his Whig opponent ? Coming down to *52, he prefaces his observations with ribald jests about Hampstead Heath, and the withered corpse ...

... general election. There are still three candidates in the field at Leicester, viz., Mr. Hevgate, Conservative ;• Mr. Harris, Whig; and Mr. Taylor, Radical. General Lord Clyde is gazetted Honorary Colonel of London Scottish Rifle Volunteers. ...

... cry, which will terrible one any ever devised, for the overthrow of a government, viz.—“ death to the income tux.” Radicals, Whigs, and Conservatives will nlike respond with offers of assistance, which they cannot expect from Mr. Gladstone, who is obstinate ...

... that city hat returned a Tory teilh Blake in de- Gance of Mr. Carroll —and that county is represented by another Tory and Whig. We have no Tory either for our city or county. Our city memltcr ha* never betrayed his trust, and Mr. John Greene has been ...

... without the same consent. He will be in the condition of George tbe Third (the embodiment of Toryism), who bad to ask the Whigs appoint his mioisteis, and was compelled to receive a Cabinet utterly opposed to his vkwa ; aud so Mr. Lincoln will be compelled ...

... priests of the of Cashel, who have condemned the National System, in solemn synod, and that though a thorough going Catholic Whig, as is, that he will uot sustained the denial entered at the next election. The Weather has again become rainy’, and this the ...

... advise the artist to hang it on his easel again, and give it a few more touches. If the Tory palette exhausted of its tints, the Whig will supply them iu abundance. The Durham Letter woo'd combine nicely with tbc -Stockport Riots, and few liui* from Lord John ...

... to ad;nit that they coaid not draw better bill or frame a better scheme than any other human being. Moreover, if you found Whig law officer of the Crown with the requisite humility, would uot sit upon bench of roses while he carried through rival’s bill ...