... undecelred when Parliament met February. The Bright!to and other Radicals showed some dissatisfaction; and the old cry sgsio-t the Whigs aristocratic traitors was heard in some of the usual quarters. But the (louserratives supported Ministers in their resolution ...

... he was ready give his encouragement, not to political parties in the State—for man could say whether was a Conservative or a Whig, nor say to what ecclesiastical party in the Church England belonged—but he was ready to give his whole time and his ample ...

... from Woolwich, on an Admiralty trial of her machinery, which proved in all respects satisfactory. Charles Lever. We (Northern Whig) received a letter yesterday from friend Florence, in which the writer Fays: —“I spent night with Lover, and, in spite of what ...

... Conservative must re-echo with pride the sentiments to which he gave utterance when comparing the venomous conduct of the Whigs during the great war with the generous, forbearing attitude displayed by the Conservative party whilst it sat in Opposition ...

... wonder at the perversity of fortune which makes the task of defending her the earliest official duty of her new Governor, the Whig ex-whipper-in. That gentleman seems likely to require kind and order of talents very different from those which enable a man ...

... victory by the hated measure of the Union, and remained through life the steady supporter of Catholic emancipation. The English Whigs were, of course. to Tory politician who for ten years led the House of Commons, and successfully opposed »H their party moves ...

... the prosecution of a really great war under system of Parliamentary Govern* ment. lie must remember the opposition of the Whigs in 1811, and must have appreciated more than any of his colleagues the ;ordial support of the Tories in 1855. In the debate ...

... writing on the wall is even now being interpreted to the people; and is that his kingdom is taken from him and given unto the Whigs and Tories. The political transactions to which have alluded as being pregnant with instruction arc the Finsbury and Nottingham ...

... The shape chosen is the same that her Majesty the Queen purchased for the Princess Alice earlier in the season.— Northern Whig. Sheehan” and Gris;.”—A Gallant Disavowal —At a meeting of the Improvement Department of the Cork Corporation, on Friday, the ...

... proof at this verv election—(Cries of Newmarket—pay your debts:”) He thought that if the ballot were enforced No. (the Whig room for preliminary meetings) would retire. (Cheers.) lie saw a butcher in the crowd who liked the ballot, and he hoped that ...

... office at a time when politics ran very high, and when the preponderance of talent among the rising Scotch lawyers was on the Whig side, he became the object of some jealousy, and his constitutional quickness of temperament and somewhat impulsive and unguarded ...

... views. It is curious to obeerve in all these speeches the unanimity of sentiment which prevails in favour of Lord Palmerston. Whigs, Tories, and Liberate, all repose confidence in the wisdom, vigour, and patriotism of tho veteran Prime Minister. And no doubt ...