... by this time the value of the recognized Whig practice of enormous lying affecting the fortunes of that ill-fated house this country. c know that all the grand phrases which puts into the mouth of the Whig oligarchy who made our revolution, would ...

... hear, and laughter.) long as he continues to do so he will meet with no factious opposition. In that Cabinet there are Old Whigs and New W lugs, Peelites, and Radicals, and it is astonishing how Government can be carried consisting such conflicting materials ...

... are all but an insuperable bar. Much of this is due to what is called tbe Liberal measure of municipal reform and even the Whigs themselves have become disgusted, and shrink from sitting alongside of municipal colleagues of whom they are ashamed. Conservatives ...

... Mayor for the ensuing year. The following are the returns North Ward. -Retiring Councillors—Alex. Smith, farmer (Whig); Edward Paxton, draper (Whig). Candidates—Alexander Smith ; Edward Paxton ; Joseph Ruddock, cattle dealer (Tory). Elected—Alexander Smith ...

... of this domain. Therefore, forbearance shall be proved, giving hours five for thy departure. John: To obey. I swear Voice : Whigs' are like *' Dicers' oaths and— Neither will I have. But if thou obey me not, by this light, Which late I tweeked from thy ...

... prospects satisfactory. There is already, in Mr. Lawson, extreme Radical member for Carlisle ; and it is not probable that the Whigs in that city, or elsewhere, will any longer continue to ally themselves with the Radicals, whose principles they consider ...

... the several sectionsof the so-called Liberal party. He could not possibly have been elected Conservative votes alone, if the Whigs and Radicals had not paved the way for him, by quarrelling among themselves ; nor we suppose that any stranger to the town ...

... back benches. Hence the loss of Earl Rue- Bell, Mr. Sidney Herbert, and Sir James Graham, is of far greater moment now to the Whig party than it would have been during their opposition days. It not to be wondered at, therefore, that Earl de Grey's Yorkshire ...

... which little regard has teen shown to their independence or the credit of their ancient town. It likely that not few of the Whig party may prefer a sober Conservative to a wild Radical, a respected neighbour to an unknown man from Manchester; and the ...

... de Gex. According to the last accounts the five Swiss villages in the Dappenthal are all occupied by French troops. Will our Whig-Radical Government cany out their policy of non-intervention this case If they will, the French Emperor will feel his o ...

... gentleman, however eminent his qualifications might be, permitted to have a voice in municipal matters, unless he member the Whig back-shop clique, or had tendenc' es . that direction. The consequence has been that gentlemenevery way fitted by birth, education ...

... Conservatives of Lincrdn, as to whether they should support Mr. Bramley-Moore, the Conservative candidate, against Mr. Seely, the Whig-Radical, the latter being local man, and a large employer of labour. Many Conservatives had resolved to remain neutral. Under ...