... ; and Mrs. Smith, £ll7. I date say the expense fur this item on the other side fur orange ribbons, when there was a wealthy Whig up, was almost large ; but however this may be, I told that blue ribbon bows used to be emptied by large baskets full at limes ...

... who, wi'.b her children, waving Tory colours in their hands, sat at the open windows to salute him. Protheroe, the successful Whig candidate, the r«;ond or October contest, followed Hart Davis's procession through Bristol in nearly the same triumphant stale ...

... modern circumstances, and not run counter to liie spirit of expedient age. lie is, in fact, an Archbishop cast in the best Whig mould of Episcopacy. Should we have a less accommodating successor his about-to Grace, we shall probably keep him longer, and ...

... He thus referred the old Whigs Tbe member for tbe Cuiveraity of Cambridge very artfully endeavoured enlist sympathy of the old Wnige—tbe gentleman who sit that bench and who to sleep eleven o'clock (laughter). The old Whigs are fast fading away from ...

... Cavley.M.F. for the North Riding of Yorkstif!. for the last 3d years, died on Tuesday, the age of «1. Cue* was a moderate whig, Hud gate general support .0 PalmervtuQ. The Prince of Wales •rrived in Venke 17th •«*. sisiied ihe Empress of Austna next ...

... though they should have no other policy in common but that of retrenchment, sooner than go on another year with the hereditiiry Whig families.” “I have no doubt,” he writes, that Southampton is not the last of the boroughs which will be lost to the Liberal ...

... Conservative leader’s oration was slinging, clever, and carefullyprepared Philippic, which the Morning Hr raid declares has put our Whig leaders in this predicament, that they must retrench or confess a failure in their foreign policy; Mr. Disraeli’s argument ...

... forward: as dissolution of Parliament was weekly t&weeted, the supporters of Sir Samuel Homily, whom j ••Trmemled to put up on the Whig interest, deferred noon- | mMintt him until October, when the second election occurred, 1 .* that Davis would have had a walk ...

... round the champions of the good old cause, ami scorn to permit the seats of a Conservative county to be transferred to either Whigs or Radicals. —Bath Chronicle. ...

... army twenty-tour hours, under penalty of dismissal. The Uirnnnr Ko, i« completed, and below Fort Darling for eca. The Richmond Whig saye that it electioneering assertions could bo believed the result the Northern elections would equal to declaration of peace ...

... lively old lady gentleman at their head, have got regard England as the inheriiance of their immediate branch of the pure Whigs. The work of the next Session will be more serious and in earnest, and will call, are con| viuced, more for Conservative of ...

... that old Alvy died. a contest 1690 it returned two Tories, Sir Richard Hart and Sir John Kuighr, the latter the horror of the Whig historian Macaulay, who declares that at Ids instance Bristol illuminated a signal of joy the death of Queen Mary, William’s ...