... CITY•ROAD. Illustrated Catsbogus, sad Post-free. Inspection Invited. DIANOFORTEB EXTRAORDINARY at MOORE sod MOORE'S 164, Whigs. These are Ent elms et rare pmesellall improvemeate remedy applied, whisk Wan • pure, and beautiful el tate that usrltalled ...

... at the last general election, by the Nation, when it counselled the Irish constituencies to return Whigs in every case where the contest lay between a Whig and a Tory, on the false pretence, that they were bound by the policy of lude• pendent Opposition ...

... PALMER one day, Sir R. PEEL another,—each being about as acceptable to the mass of the Whig party as the introduction of a cat to a cage of canary birds. The Whig § naturally complain that on them rests the onus—not a small one—of propping up a shaky ...

... LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 17. If punishment had ever been known to reform a hardened criminal we should venture to hope that the Whigs would leara a little honesty and decency from the bitter humiliation which has rewarded their efforts to misrepresent the Galway ...

... to be less probability of a Conservative coming forward. The organ of that party — the Nottingham Guardian—says that the Whigs will be taught a lesson if the electors, both Independent and Conservative, ill give • neutral support to the candidature of ...

... the suspicion of having recourse to means unknown in the annals of Whiggery to gain an end? • When was a Whig known to offer a bribe? When did a Whig Government ever try to prop itself up by promises which it could not avow to the world? When did it do ...

... considered, are not far to seek. At Leicester the Old Whigs did, what they do in the House of Commons, they expected the Radicals to vote with them and for them, to do them humble suit and service, while the Whigs were to run away with the spoils. Could the Radicals ...

... the collapse of a Government. This was notably the case when the accession of Lord Althorp to the House of Peers upset the Whig Ministry of the day. Just now the Administration is passingit can hardly be said to have passed—through a crisis originating ...

... hundred to one they will not recognize his consanguinity. Burke's opposition was grounded on the purest and • most primitive Whig principles the love of constitutional monarchy. For what says M. de Remusat The Bill of Rights had nothing of the aggressive ...

... hundreds of them were in his neighbourhood which nobody seemed to want.—l any, Sir, your humble reader, EXCURSIONISTES. ANOTHER WHIG BLUNDER. TO Till; EDITOR OF THE ATLAS. Sirt,—lf Sir G. C. Lewis's enfranchising measure passes, the dwellers in Crompton ...

... Richard James Franks, Conservatives, and John Vaux, Whig, who had retired from the council, have been re-elected without opposition. Thus the numbers stand as they were—viz., 15 Conservatives and 1 Whig, a very healthy state of things. Radicalism is now ...

... “annihilated the Whig Government? To Lord Debut's Administration in 1859. These are facts that cannot be well disputed ; they stand forth in the clear light of day, and do nut admit of garbling like the customary explanation of Whig policy towards Ireland ...