... finance offering no vejwp hopeful foundation for future popularity, the Whig! had no resource left but to raise the cry of superiority in foreign policy. So the foreign policy of the Whig Cabinet had to atone for all short- comings in other respects, and it ...

... true generally, but if called npon to name any to whom more than to others the adage is appli- cable we should say at once, a Whig{Administratiun. It is therefore in no way surprising t ...

... below Fort Darling, ready for sea. Ths liichmund Whig says that if electioneering assertions could be believed the result of the Northern elections would be equal to declaration of peace, but the Whig placet no confidence in their assertions. Southern ...

... which the Kochdale Radicals greeted this attack, present a strange contrast to the enthusiasm displayed a few days ago by the Whigs of Southampton for the Pb_bmier. Discord certainly prevails in the great Liberal party. If Mr. Cobden do not again lose his ...

... it was the manifestation of a desire to promote a better feeling in these matters iv future. (Hear, hear.) In times past the Whig party had shown a determination not to listen to any proposal for an equal division of the representation. When it had been ...

... of Cambridge and the Princes* Mary have each subscribed i'lUO to the LaoOMhin central The Hon. and Rev. W. Howard, rector ol Whig, ton, has been appointed to the canonry of Driffleld ncaot by th« death of the Hon. and Key. E. Rice, I) D 7 The admirers of ...

... enunciating and acting on such news. We regret, therefore, to see it stated this week that Lord Lyons has been ordered by our Whig-Radical Government to pro- ceed once more as our Queen's representative to Washing- ton. The Washington Government lu-s, in ...

... for calling the Leeds Temperance Society anything else than a ?? organisa- tion. Mr. Tatham, be it remembered, is a thorough Whig-Radical, and therefore he can desire the success of none other than candi- dates at municipal elections of his own ?? faith ...