... required in the you, only I hope you will not remember it to my detriment whipping-in department. A late whipper-in of the Whig party, at the hustings, I have alwavs been one of tliosc the outwho resigned ids office from ill health, told me with great ...

... On this, however, the Ministerialists must not too far presume; indeed, to take advantage of it, after the usual fashion of Whig tactics, would be a scandalous breach of faith. Of course the leading topic alike of the opening speech and the addresses was ...

... of less distinguished members of Parliament to formtotimacies with men of all parties, room Protestant and Roman Catholic. Whig and lo Protectionist and Free-trader, meet together on the happiest Making allowance for the natrowneia ot view above mentioned ...

... leave things just as they had been before. It so happened, however, that Lord Brougham, who had shortly before seceded from the Whig party, and was in a peculiarly mischief-making mood at the time, took it into his head to introduce a clause rendering all ...

... glorious conservative victory, wresting a seat from the Liberals in Oxfordshire. Yesterday another seat at Lincoln, vacated by a Whig, was won by a Con- servative. In spite of liberal bluster and misrepre- sentation, the People can read plain facts in which ...

... a., a, t hold The speech of the Earl of Derby on the first night of the Session will probably be treasured up carefully by Whig journalists. Did his Lordship mean to promise a complete Sessional truce, as the Times alleges, and others would have us ...

... down Ihindeen Was that dr briar is the ships woe? We berhest ender • overienking the hi; we See taking les rill mien We Whig Akin MIS quiet v rid an le therm deeded the room el the gee err, err bare ewe --the oars, the trehries. the Is where sow awe ...

... done it better.—Louis Post free, for four stamp':. THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH; or HOW TO PROLONG and ENJOY LIFE; containing un. Whig direction for avoiding hereditary and other diseases, pro. wanting &cline of stranstb, and so Intigorating the constitution ...

... the Liberal Party; and Colonel Luke White, late Member for Longford, who has been one of the most consistent supporters of Whig Administrations since 1823, when he was returned for Dublin, after memorable contest of fifteen days. This gentleman has, ...

... the Liberal Party; and Colonel Luke White, late Member for Longford, who has been one of the most con- Slstent supporters of Whig Administrations since 1823, *hen he was relumed for Dublin, after memorable contest fif teen days. This gentleman has, undoubtedly ...

... have something to gain from Liberalism. Men high in place, influence, title, and wealth, still profess Whig principles, and are identified with Whig interests in the tenure of patronage and office. But purer and more enlightened political ideas are spreading ...

... nomination took place on Thursday, when Mr. Chapman, the Conservative candidate, was proved to he the popular favourite, while his Whig opponent, Mr. Heneage, could with difficulty obtain a hearing. Mr. Heneage is the gentleman who so kindly made room for a ...