... for Calne, the Vice-President of the must, of course, tender their resignations to her Any other Government but that of the Whigs Ww ould resign in’ globo. The Chancellor of the Exchequer has given notice (as Previous Echo told you he probably would) that ...

... against the introduction of any such sectarian principles, and against tbe attempt bribe the Catholics into the support of tbe Whig Government. Mr. Vance likewise denounced the proceeding in question —denouncing tie Educational Board as condemned by public ...

... parliamentary maladyespecially in relation to Lord Palmerston. So long associated in the House of Commons as twin rulers in the Whig dynasty, it is not to be wondered at that their separation should throw a gloom over the proceedings of both Housol. Let us ...

... indulged, of course; in a lengthened “yarn” upon the proposal. Lord Cran- worth (ex-Lord Chancellor, but “shelved” by the Whigs) said he had a couple of Bills in his pocket, which, in his opinion; would answer the purpose a good deal better than that ...

... intersection of its gravel walks. have seen fourteen days’ election fights around pedestal, and Sorrel has caught a few flying Whig and Tory—blue and yellowbiickbats his quarters: 1 have seen entire side of the square in flames, and have bad couple of drunken ...

... medieval law, especially in the meatiest of as well as legal estates in land. wli formed ernponent parts of every title; and Whig dwelt on the tyrinny of circumlocutory pagebmallit deeds under which the transfer of land greelegi, which ought to have been ...

... have returned Mr. Chapman, after sharp contest, by a majority II votes over his opponent, Mr. Hencage. When the influence the Whig house of Yarborough considered, and the circumstance that Mr. lleneage has before represented the borough, it will appear that ...

... seek Co outdo each other in promoting good government—it will be an idle waste of good feeling to fight the old battles of Whig and Tory, Blue and Yellow, over again. It may be costly folly, too, just at this critics! moment when the commerce of the port ...

... COIiHESPONDENCK. London, Thursday Evening. > I Death to Reform was the cry of the session. Everyone doomed it—Conservatives, Whigs, and Radicals and Cos has killed it, amidst universal laughter. What a pleasant reflection it must bo to M.l*., what plea; ...

... better than cure; sop;e me, Mee the we sad wintry sown with a ly of K IiATING2I COUGH which puma. tbe onion of averting, well of Whig a Cough or Cold; they are good alike for the yoong or for the tired• prepay - A aiid Sold in Posea, I, 1.1 and Tina, 2, /J ...

... No. Alluding the appointment of these officers by tho Prime Minister, he asked what had Whig and Tory to do with the Cburcb, and who would deny but tbat Whig and T«ry was the greatest consideration the selection of Supposing that , some Episcopal See ...

... commission imputation was cast those authority amongst the Conservatives a knowledge on tlieir part of any practices that the great whig-whip Sir W Hayter closely cross-examination to wliat the 500i received from Mr Moffatt who acted for the Reform was required ...