... OXFORD. Mr Roundell Palmer has learnt his first Whig lesson—insincerity. Fie is just pledged to Richmond, but he has a longing eye for Oxford. He has discovered the Gladstone hi-lingual faculty, and can talk Liberalism in Yorkshire all the while he is ...

... that to which Lord Palmerston has latterly unscrupulously resorted. That the Whig party is gonethat the Ministry is doomed—are facts which no lavishing of honours on worn-out Whig leaders or shuffling of Ministerial cards can either disguise from the nation ...

... then, bow, with history before ns, and the disasters which owe to Whig laws and Whig cabinets, we can agree to place, Sir John Acton some time ago advised, oar confidence in' thc Whigs mCrb than in the Tories. Of late years it may be that we have su&red ...

... could hardly have looked forward to the day when lie should be so completely superseded by a statesman with so little of the Whig about him as Lord Palmerston. Of the personal relations between the two Ministers which make Lord John's present position still ...

... s was carried on. We do not blame the Whigs for it as if it were all owing to Whiggiam—it is numb more due to officialism. We dare say that the Tories, though they have never been so fond of scandal as the Whigs, might, after having been long habituated ...

... of a certainly'muchlees' vitg'or'ouaspes, sure from 'the 'sanecquarter, he has clung to the Aus- ' trian-oreed of-the old _Whig ptqrty, and ostentatiously refused, by every means in his power, the shadow of a moral sanotioi to. the- Hungarian movement ...

... proudly worn as its collar by my lord’s mastiff, or my lady’s poodle. ‘lfy family has alwaysheen Whig, and I will be the same.’ family has always been Whig, but I Tory.’ ‘I belong to Brooks’s.’ to the CarltonV’ I found Whipping’ for one or other of the ...

... bids fair to be both abundant and of excellent quality.— Galway Press. OF REVIVALL9M. —A correspondent informs WI (Belfast Whig) of a sad sequel to a Revival history. A girl in Comber who had been an attendant of revival meetings, a member of one ...

... That earnest meeting at the Town Hall, when the newly-appointed help of the Coalition Ministry explained that in joining the Whig-Radieal Coalition he still remained a true Conservative, will think Herr Frikell himself outdone in conjuring, if, after the ...

... They \ostly of tw r the exiled Stuart vilified Catarans, or free-booters, by those convicted robbers—the Scotch Hanoverian Whigs of the period) •' The systematic lying practised; by all Sardinian officials is remarkable shown by the fact that they have ...

... heard of since, although the detectives were in searchhim. MrGreeu at once denounced the documents as forgeries.- Northern Whig. ACCIDENT BY LIGHTNING. During the late thunderstorm a very tine bnllock, the property of John Louden, Esq., was struck by ...

... citizeu, he throws himself into the Lreaph vwich thu IDioseterg themselves have not the public sprtit to lilt un, he and the old Whigs and Church- men are hindered by th;se who should help, nod discouraged sud depreciated in a ttruggle with tbe common enemy ...