... Hungarian language we fear the despot of that country might tempt him to accept lucrative post at Vienna or Pealh, and the English Whigs might lose him, but necessarily stayed hia hand whan ordered. n.i. cue now He, in nut-ihell. The Home Secretary «uy» that he ...

... aad dismal state ef things which then existed brought its reaction The people of the country, and closely allied with them Whig and Liberal party, obtained the great charter of political freedom, known m the Reform Bill of 1880 81. and that bill had bran ...

... and again disturb the social end political relations of the country.** 11a deeply laments allianae between the “once great Whig party—to while it wan honoured tha names of Urey, Brougham, au i Mackintosh, ha deemed nn honour to belong —with the extreme ...

... has stirred up the nge of obdeUte factioos, tad excited the auger of rehabilitated party the Houte of Commons. The efiete Whigs, represented iisring; the old Tories, who may be said to speak through the mouth of Mr, Beutinok; and the modem CoDserratires ...

... damages on tha ground that bis olien: was merely labourer. M’Oonnall’a appearance in court ia thus dcabribed by the Northern Whig The defendant was one of tha moat extraordinary looking persona that erar breach of promise was brought against. To all appear ...

... tbrests had an effect upon the House of Commons- Tories grew exultant, aud Liberals qnailed under the lordly menaces. Antiquated Whigs and Iriendsol domestic-peaoe-at-any-price thought anything was better than a collision between the two Houses. As result, in ...

... trow it waa drawing van lona. —Tba Beach defendant what had to tty, whan ha aianly ragliad that only gaaa aaaangaoea for the whig, and mid the n-ob had had the manga.—The Beach coosidaewd the defendant's conduct racy brafal. and fined him fills and ooata ...

... their novel end arduous functions will be exhibited the County Court officers; and if it should be found that any those old Whig nominees, who—if we may believe newspaper reporta—bring the London courts into contempt their vagaries; or those comparatively ...

... their novel and arduous functious will be exhibited the Souuty Court officers; end if it should found that any of those old Whig nominees, who—if may believe newspaper reports—bring the Loudon courts into contempt by their vagaries; or those comparatively ...

... Stanley nut up to the mark, although able politician. The hope* of the M Oppaaitioo are now fixed upon Lord Grey, who is le-s of Whig than Lord Derby once wax, i who is supposed be capable bringing over xu.-h men as the Right Mon. K. Horstnsn, the Right Hon ...