... regard to the raw material report as advancing. In plain and sewed muslins we have no new feature this weak to notice. Northern Whig. Cloxmxl Pxo Fair- —There was moderate supply of stock the monthly pig fair on Monday last, but the day advanced aalee could ...

... the country .. , ■ a substantial guarantee for the performance of a specific engagement ; and — if there be any limit to the Whig appetite for humiliation — the power to effect retrenchment will pass into the hands of men who have no interest in carrying ...

... appearance of Jenny Lind. The Italians in London, including many of the aristocracy, together with their sympathisers in our own Whig families, were present in enthusiasm and delight. The singers themselves threw all the fire they possess into their work. Mdlle ...

... make-silence. ‘The Herald trusts the Conservatives will be prepared to accept all the responsibility of theiz position if the Whigs shall feel that it is impossible to hold office after a deliberate of their policy. ‘The Star remarks that if the Government ...

... a mere make believe. Tho Herald trusts the Conservatives will be prepared accept all the responsibility their position the Whigs shall feel that ic is impossible to hold cffice after a deliberate condemnation of their policy. The Star remarks that if the ...

... make, if it is only accompanied with a promise amendment over the fulfilment of which they will take care watch but, if the Whigs shall feel that it is impossible to hold office after a deliberate condemnatio* of their policy, trust the Conservatives will ...

... submit ■ to be the mere registrar of the caprices of the moment. It will the work of some earnest Minister—we cannot say whether Whig or Tory, as likely the latter as the former—who, following the great example of Sir Hobrrt Peel, will not shrink from identifying ...

... it is only accompanied with a promise of amendinoent, over the fulfilment of which they will take care to watch; but if the Whigs shall feel that it is im- possible to hold office after a deliberate condein- nation of their policy, we trust the Couservatives ...

... recollection twenty years ago when Russell and Stanley used to meet in deadly fight the other House, and emulation kindled in the Whig any spark of fire by which he was animated, expected to find him onco again lively in dealing with his powerful foe, and prophesied ...

... ess is clearly and distinctly traceable to Mr. Gladstone's own mismanagement, must be admitted by every candid politician, Whig, Radical, or Conservative, who familiar with the financial history of the last three years. The admirable summary which was ...

... chins. was at first a tory, because it was the fashion of the day, and also for his own interests. afterwards became a Whig, when the Whigs were the majority. At bottom has neither principle nor doctrine, except being Minister as long possible. In December ...

... DAY. castxe, in a quiet and sensible speech, —ACCT. Mr. (who was present) frou Lo sonal attacks of Lord Carnarvon. stone, a Whig, a milliovaire, and an au some repute on fivance, bore down strong the Government, and censured the poli Chancellor of the ...