... IjlltK prodigy, next ])ec€ Cnd it woi box, »h;c the ruutiu Whig on and hic bia Mr. Brtai fit; ballot ia taking preJu-,, tics! ;fl end \ I phrafk' ...

... vacancies have not been filled by the supporters of the government. Contrast the conduct of Sir R. Peel with the small coterie of Whigs. found school of statesmen who have handed bis name down to this day; and took them without reference to rank, fortune, or ...

... upon his frienda. Well, then, if Mr. Osborne was simply abusive instead of witty; if bia finest point consisted in comparing a Whig to a gorilla, and his epigrammatic wit in describing the Liberal party as a set of confirmed invalids who re- quired a change ...

... granted owing to the bribery of the Litorals in Sudbury and St. Albans—(cheera) —the representative the latter place being Whig and a Gualtr Mr. R. H. Hutchinson seconded the resolution, and made spirited speech io favour of Mr. Turner. The motion was ...

... W' box, which is not a favourite on the turf, and so he will &% tbe running, as he began, in the character of the .Tuv-'. Whig only. From some cause or other, not yet divu'S^' and which at present we can only guess at, v A change l^ come over tbe spirit ...

... dead weight against him. He clogged and crippled tho antagonistic prejudices of obsobte Toryism, only half supported lukewarm Whigs. .Sweep away these obstacles, says the Xtiberal press—and the threat endorsed one Liberal orator after another appeal to the ...

... Derby, wkieh proposed to give four members to South Lancashire, was opr-osed by Mr. Lbeet- ham,' and the result wus that the Whig government had proposed to givo v third seat instead of two additional Scats, wh eh Lord Derby 'a bill would have given. M ...

... last week. Oats were mi Idling show, and eearccly made 1 12, Vi!/ much money. Bears slow trade, at toimer prices. A great • Whig, fro« mprovement has taken place in tie crops duceour last repoit,and the Boling VNave, Irora New ; the Remo, ’ar.t eta are ...

... annulled in wisdom, and in wisdom it is once more to be restored ; but this time the credit will be Lord Palm^bston's. To the Whigs Ireland will owe its packet station and its Galway steamers, and Irishmen and Irish members after that will, of course, behave ...

... changed as he has caused others to change from their former convictions and principles. He would allow no new growth among the Whigs, and he preferred one or two extreme Radicals to the ample choice of moderate Liberals afforded him. literally impossible that ...

... use upon -. bis'frionds. Well,* heo.if Mr. Osborne was simply abusive instead of witty his finest point oonaist.din comparing Whig to gorilla, and his ep'grammatio wit in deroribmg the Liberal party as set of “confirmed invalids” who required change of plsce ...

... a brigade of Ten- nesseeane into some ono of tbe fields of active service where a fight is to be bad at once. Tho Richmond Whig says that Colonel Loring, late of* the United Statoa army, had been appointed by President Davis a .brigadier general in the ...