... Out of this number there is not a single Conservative. Not one half-pennyworth of bread to this intolerable deal of sack Whigs and Radicals monopolise the whole. It may be as well here to inquire how, with the Conservative element well known to preponderate ...

... He is, by special grace., to be sufferod to rass the clerical turnstile into St. St hut positively no othe r .ephen's, quasi-Whig shall follow. The question has been Mr. O'Hagan receives this favour from the prelates, oat some answer that it is nO more ...

... very freely showered on thE heads of Sir John's Whig supporters ' and his own as well. Mr. Bickhant Escott stood on the Conservative interest, but polled less than half the numbers of the defeated Whig. In January, 1835, Sir Francis Burdett and Sir De ...

... Thompson. The proceedings terminated shortly after eleven o'clock. The following gratifying testimony is borne by Belfast Whig to the peaceable manner in which the Ulster Orangemen celebrated the 12th of July, 1862 We are glad to state that, so far ...

... Viceroy of Egypt, requesting him to visit Belfast, and to accept of a banquet from the inhabitants on the occasion.—Northern Whig. THE JARDIN DES PLANTES.—Among the inmaies of the menagerie in the Jarclin des Plantes, which attracattention at present, is ...

... Conservatives should use every exertion to place theuselves in a position before next session to make that session the last year of Whig-Liberal rule, and to place at the helm, with the powers of government, those who are now governing through a veto. But to attain ...

... has remitted reform, and to which, ere long, Sir JOHN TRELAWNY will probably abandon church rates? Will not a denunciation of Whig imbecility and Tory obstructiveness on the hustings serve the same purpose as the panegyric of secret voting in the House of ...

... systematically abused Mr. Disraeli. Connected myself with that distinguished section of the Conservatives which has sought by Whig and Radical alliances to perpetuate its hold upon the good things of office, I revelled in the weekly venom of the reviler ...

... trusted, reform is abhorred; if Liberal financiers be cordially disliked, liberal finance is a byword. and a reproach; if Whigs be unpopular, Whiggery is an abomination. On the other hand, it is far easier to damage Conservative statesmen than to shake ...

... notice of the Legislative Assembly of Jamaica. Here is circumlocution with a vengeance, but it is a circumlocution common to Whig Governments, and only the customary routine of the present Coalition. We will not weary our readers with the contention between ...

... perhaps, more by legislation than by the want of it ; and as a general rule, England has reason to congratulate herself if a Whig Ministry allow a session to close without perpetrating any enormously expensive blunder or committing some ruinous and irr ...

... for the business therein conducted, and is compelled to ask for assistance in those musty regions whence the forethought of a Whig Lord Chancellor removed it a, quarter of a century ago. So, at least, we are informed by an order of the Lord Chancellor, which ...