... Percy, and she never took such a liberty/ Twenty-two long years did ' Queen Sarah survive her husband. She was the head of the Whig party who filled the saloons of Marlborough House, whilst the Duchess of Buckingham, the natural daughter of James 11., was ...

... duDe,. We have authority for stating tint there is truth whatever that statement. This much above all things is ceriain. that Whig can ever be returned for New KuU. Wexford Constiluti' n. Mo.nt-jomkuy Hoboughs. —The writ for these boroughs was issued Tuesday ...

... chart. This nautical metaphor being rewarded with cheers from the Opposition, the right hou gentleman who once held office a Whig cabinet proceeded to say that Mr Gladstone was Confessedly the chief strength of the Administration, well its highest ornamertt ...

... GLADSTONE—RECi RET FOB RENEGADE. I say, my Lord, that I regret the position of the honourable and distinguished members of the Whig party, between whom and the great Conservative party there is at present little if any difference of principle, if they were ...

... session. rR OLADSTONI—NZGRIS FOR I say, my Lord that I regret the position of the honourable and distinguished inembeee of the Whig party, between whom and the great Conservative party there is at present little if any difference of principle, if they were ...

... both Houses of I, ament leader t„. Tory ,t w„extlv„telv olato on tho octtnston, anil .ung triumph, u,t if tho dirge of the Whig party had already t„liv,| ii'or the leader of an opposition, tho following , remarkable During the long timo that 1 hotolas ...

... listened to the flowing periods of the political Syren—in pantaloons. How grateful must be bis lordship's pity to the old whigs who are so ready to become new conservatives, and how kind was his eulogy of Gladstone whose intellectual superiority to himself ...

... annual income for ever, and Mr. Horsman points out how dangerous is the process in the possible event of war, are told by the Whig oracles, in and out of doors, that it is all ‘•humbug.” If it is, then what words can paint the profligacy of the Prime Minister ...

... state of parties in this country. I look, above all with deep regret and concern on the position of the remnants of that great Whig party that waa honoured by the names of Grey and Brougham and Mackintosh, and which I deemed it honour to belong. I see with ...

... who had their light within her had committed enicide. The Tories exalted 111 the prospect of winning two seats fr o . the Whigs. The whole kingdom Between Stouts and Cowper*. At the summer maims, lertford wee crowded with anxious faces from London, avid ...

... numerous, and so powerful as ourselves (hear, hear, and cheers). look with deep regret and with deep concern upon that once great whig party, which, while it was honoured with the names of such men as Grey, Brougham, and Macin- I tosh, I deemed it an honour ...

... high priest, by way of being ready, we presume, for the performance of the fatal ceremony. In the natural order of things the Whigs must some day or other go out of office, and the ‘Tories come in; and when that day arrives the church-rate question will be ...