... Peers and (what is usually linked with it) of lavish 'o olltlay, it is hardly likely that the 'Ministers, whet-he. er of the Whig or Tory ranks, will succeed in attempting ow cura any large items of the ever-increasing 'expesses *nof toe executive, Sc. ...

... be placed. We have—as Conservative —the best cause in the world; for it is not the cause of the Oligarchy, like that of the Whigs ; it is not a mere personal quarrel, similar to that which has caused tho Peelites to desert their principles, and assist in ...

... the Huddersfield Baronet at the people and institn- c. tions of America. With the ineptitude of inexpert sauci- fi nese, the Whig deserter, asmost in the same breath, pro- e: fessed to lament from personal knowledge the commercial fi consequences already ...

... continued. But its temporary withdrawal is intended as a hint to the Irish Liberal members, that if they support the Tories, the Whigs have i it in their power to make Ireland feel the conse- ...

... with an adjotant and sergeant-major to assist him.- Vol»»U& Journal for Lancashire and Cheshire. Reason Instinct.—The Northern Whig styi; -—‘•An extraordinary instance of very remarkable instinct, which certainly approaches almost the bosuli of reason, in ...

... i. quetiCM of nth * proceeding. The G»!*ay Packet Subsidy U now treated the Whigs the job which they described it to be When first conceded to the Tories. Lord Pxlmerstox will re-grant it, if perceive that his terms are accepted, and not otherwise. There ...

... to every frequenter of the lobby. Look at the reversed votes of Lord Diinkellin, id he Whig 9 member for the borough, and Sir Thomas Burke and Mr. Gregory, the Whig and Liberal Conservative snein- hebrs of the county of Galway. Look at~ the votes of ten ...

... but as he went along home he shook his head frequently, as if unable, after all, to see quite clearly how he had gained any Whig by going to law. A Wioow's Conan:go.— Widower Smith rode up one morning to Widow Jones's door, and gave the usual country signal ...

... prospect of office. Mr. Cobden, moreover, belongs to a party who have no particular affection for Palmerston, Russell, and the Whigs. They have put Lord Derby in Downing-street more than once; and when the hon. member for Rochdale sighed Tor an Opposition ...

... some of the other buildings, or structures altogether new. The report was presented to the board on Wednesday, and the folio whig is the financial portion : — Your committee having carefully considered the matter referred to them, are of opinion that the ...

... ; A. W. Wilson, aged 17, railway clerk, first bookkeeping ; Edwin Wilson, aged 22, hosier, second bookkeeping. The folio whig comparison of the number of candidates at each local centre may prove interesting. It will be seen that Leeds occupies the ...

... when likes, make him wince. Lord John Russell followed Mr. Disraeli, and, with j g eat animation —at least for a stereotyped Whig d pK.matist like him—delivered speech which was well received by the House. He warmly repudiated the insinuation that the ...