... the Miss Whip filly were the toshow in front, with Grimiten and Blackcock next crossing the gravel read Grimston, fbo Miss Whig fin? and Blackcock fell back, and afterwards and tho favourite singled themselves out, winning good taco head; Eelento was ...

... Constitutional party. On the other hand, half a doaen English Liberals, most of them belong- ing to the remnant of the old Whig party— men of the stamp of Mr. Adeane, Colonel Coke, Sir John Ramsden, Mr. H. A. Herbert, Mr. F. W. Russell, and Mr. Talbot ...

... important work were occupied in posting the comforts of the soldier. Now, all this time of augmenting expenditure under successive Whig administrations let it not be supposed that the increase of the actual force of the army kept pace with the augmenting cost ...

... George Gardiner, carman Mr. Way, dalivery ! of the wheat defendant’s warehouse, after which j Mr. Metcalf© read the folio whig extract from the «ta- 1861. miostion (he defendant the Court of ►. have sold corn for Mr. Way and his father for ears. I commenced ...

... riitue. The criminal pcnchavt of the Tories for Austria becomes noble and laudable virtue when entertained by tfaeir own kin of Whigs and Liberals. But yesterday the cry was Peri.-lt Paroy, and long live Kranee and onr cotton bales!” Tn-morv.iw these supporters ...

... that if there were question between the throwing over of their pledges to the working men and the salvation of the Whig ministry, the Whig ministry would be saved and the pledges would given the winds (laughter). If they had kept pledges the income tax ...

... assembly of Tories, which the Patric bolds as a bugbear, is presided over by the Marquis of Lansdowne, the patriarch of the Whigs. The Committee of the Legislative Body charged to examine the new Corn Law Bill has presented its report. The following are ...

... filly were the first to show in front, with Grimston and Blackcock next. After crossing the gravel road Grimston, the Miss Whig (illy, and Blackcock fell back, and shortly afterwards Neptunus and the favourite singled themselves out, Neptunus winning ...

... Radicals on this question the retention of oflioe. sacrifice of the national interests is too great when the places of the Whigs are in Jeoj-ardy, otherwise we should hear nothing now (he paper duties. The pretended ground for the repeal the existence ...

... of all crerde • _ad politics, th* they could have no doubt, from the Vice- roy's manner, ef the settled intention of the Whigs not to restore the subsidy unless they ate compelled thereto by a farce which tdr.y dare not attempt -to resist ; and the coun- ...

... IRELAND. .MOM OTJB OV.V COB_t_.SPOKDB.tT.) DUBLIN, Satubdat. Evening. THE GALWAY StrBBIDY- That venerable Whig organ, the Fret man's Journah seems to have awakened at leugth to a sen-e of the respective merits of Liberals and Conservatives, so far as ...

... nation, is carrying tbe threat rather too far, and malting the tenure of office rather ridiculous. -Everybody has given tbe Whigs credit for clinging to place under any* sufferance, and the Coalition which got in on an artifice can only remain by an absence ...