... so diversified a district. But this was varied enough for the purpose which it was designed to serve. Earls and Commoners; Whigs, Tories and Radicals; manufacturers, merchants, tradesmen, and landowners, apparently forgot any petty differences which in ...

... Government are never tired of declaring that party spirit is dead, and that as to essential principles, there is be. tween Whig and Tory no longer any difference worth fighting for. Though sadly weakened of late years by culpable neglect and mismanagement ...

... introduction of any such sec- tarian principles, and against the attempt to bribe the Roman Catholics into the support of the Whig Government. Mr. VANCE likewise denounced the proceeding in question-denouncing the Educational Board as condemned by public ...

... he removed to the upper branch of the Legislature. He voted fur the Roferos Bill, and all the measures enmanating from tire Whig Admiristrationas from Earl G'rey up to Lord John Fussell becoming First Lord of the Treeaerv Several years back Lord Yarboroegh ...

... whatever they are, the Minister has certainly little tempta- tion to deviate from what has been a fixed princi- ple of the Whigs for more than thirty years. The grave of political consistency is choke-full of re- cent victims to a trimming love of expediency ...

... Let us apply his rule ca e of-three to the state of affairs in the Confederate capital a th e last accounts. The Richmond Whig of November 4 tells de eus that gold dollars had been selling there at 3 dols. 50 c. wi n in Confederate currency. This, according ...

... Rhglish public life.; but he is a tse gi great and almoeb an unriva~led Political Managam and a leehas bean Ca'edd by ths' Whig, a Bonapartist, facilit and by ?? an Aastrian- . he has been of Gi hated h by the Peelites, and tempted by the Conser. ports ...

... betimes of the fraud designed regarding them. The Tories will no more give them a charter for an exclusive University than the Whigs. Of this let them be assured; and this for the best of all possible rea. sons, that the House of Commons would not en- dorse ...

... expressed with such fervour and openness as when he was an independent member of the Senate chamber. Like the leaders of the old Whig party in 1848, as described in the Biglow Papers by Mr Birdo- fredum Sawin, when there appeared to be a chance of getting place ...

... command or take the consequences, and few of them are so boldly conscientious as to do that, as Southampton shows us, with its Whigs of yesterday, Tories of to- day, and anything else that it may please the Peninsular and Oriental Com- pany to-morrow. There ...

... place for an nan- ;o an hour to a scene worthy of a Surrey melo- very drama. The new Italian Government-that pot Lood, of Whigs and Rcfornera, that hope of progressive 'one Europe-had turned out a proclamation beyond Otbe anything to be found in the ...

... Mail says that Major Blackall, an old conservative, and, if we remember rightly, subsequently a recipient of place from the whigs, will offer himself now { on extreme radical principles. We hope, whatever course the clergy of Longford may deem itright ...