... paper as it did in corn, and in a few years so powerful did the 6iganisatiou hff'Yoinr 6f bhnii books ancdpaers become, that Whigs and Tories, in andiout of power, felt that resistance was hopeless and-delay on the ground of financial difficulties the only ...

... a very small party, tliovu~h not politically an nun- f Dal portant pasty. The two leading parties were shuilar to l cc- the Whig and Tory parties of ?? country, the one aeekin - taid to %weaken the central power and to sti-engthsen thin Stat iih ow power ...

... sits side by side in the same Cabinet withithe noble Lord. Lord Palmerston was then a ''ory, aml nowl he is the head of a Whig Ca. binct, %vith a sprinkling of Radicalism in it. Such arc the changes changing time (loth bring. Lord Palnmerston did not ...

... the Athenians of old flocked to the market-place to hear whether there was any news. There, men might learn how brutallY a Whig had been treated the day before, in Westminster Hall, what .horrible accounts the letters from Edinburgh gave of the torturing ...

... were srpported g by the Conservatives twenty-four, by t le Whigs tori, and *b by a voter in person, one. Of the Conscervatives, fifteen n were new claims, sad eleven re-enralmenrts. Of the Whigs, l dfoar were new clains, and six re-enrolmnents. Theze were ...

... Fillmn(re, in 1852. In the North and West he twas the idol, and, as it afterwards proved, the last, of the lsig leaders C and the Whig party. The worst that Illis political opponents could urge against hint were small vices v of a private nature. lie lwas inovwn ...

... of these decisions. Lord Palmerston certainly never was, and is not now, a Whig; and I doubt whether be ever was really a Tory. Whilst on the one hand there is nothing of the Whig doctrinaire pedant about him, it is equally certain to my mind that he is ...

... unfortunately administered the latter instead of the former, and death resulted on the next day. The deceased be- louged to an old Whig, family, and long occupied a very influential position. ADDITIONAL information respecting the New- castle murder, serves to ...

... County Clairmenrt nd ofl0rr officials of the class, are now selected frl-o. ti.e rising young barristers of Romiab haelief and( Whig propensities. It would be a refreshing discovery to ascertain ]how far the prisent sys. tem of promotion is palliated lby thlc ...

... has now safely weathered his eighth decade, has borne a conspicuous part in many lines of emiaenee and utility. Conservative-Whig though he be, he has been a consistent Liberal, ready to forward arny hopeful project of advancement, political, commercial ...

... heirs—Hookham. Why shouldn't he marry again? I often say to him, Ringwood, why don't you marry, if its only to disappoint that Whig fellow, Sir John. You are fresh and hale, Ringwood. You may live twenty years, five and twenty years. If you leave your niece ...

... scries of Whig Viceroys, the Irish public were as- tonished and delighited when a ?? and gallant nobleman. assurmed the position, and at once proved that lie came to rule Ireland, not fort the priests, but for the people ; not for the English Whigs, but for ...