... Political differences and animosities, which bat abort time before bad been very bitter, were far tto time forgotten, and Whig and Tory viad with each other their laudable endeavours to shew their loyalty the Queen by honouring her son, th* Prince Wales ...

... Street A eat belonging Mr ViUis, above, caught sparrow tree, and immediately brought it down, and asrias of paaaks by thro whig bird np, and catching it on its faß,. but apparently without causing the least Injury. Savasal times tba uafortuaata bird's ...

... appointed to succeed father the lord in the Lord Lieutenancy of Montgomeryshire This is reward for having contested tike county in Whig interest at the late election It does not often happen that the office descends from father to son But Lord Palmerston good ...

... political prophets declare that this haste is symptom of a general election. They argue, with some show of reason, that the Whigs have nothing but privates life to look forward to, as soon as Lord Palmerston has yielded the icy band, before which even ...

... Trees are nearly all Larch, and the whole In the Plantation, very king end dosn Brawn. It i. alto well site .to for remoral. Whig near good roads; Chipottbla io about mile, from Wiwlitoombo. » from aad from the Wellington Hallway Station, on the Bristol ...

... the nation P Or is the Prince of WALEs's honeymeon only the excuse for official inaction I ss the real reason the traditional Whig instinct of self-preservation? Is it that they see and recognise the fell force of the dis- agreeable fact, that their existence ...

... Prime Minister and Foreign Mi- nister as well. He is the brush and broom of his own party, and small mercy have the cruel Whigs and Radicals upon the unfortunate man whom they falsely call their chief, Those who ber Mr. Hennessy’s motion upon Poland, ...

... of witnesses were called as behalf of the prosecution, from whass evidence it appirred that a considerable quantity of flaw Whig bean Wised by Hayward and Toby, suspicion feR span the primmer Bishop, who had been in their employ about foe: yews. On the ...

... I, ineashire, Colonel Wilson Patten. The tumour is now denied. It bore its own Contr.liktinn its face. To suppose that the Whigs soul I ennoble a Conservative is to imagine something very lit to short of a moral mired he. The trial at Maidstone, of a lad ...

... seat of the Marqnis of Lansdowne, who bas so i recently “ shook off bis mortal coil.” ‘Lhis venera ble nobleman of the old Whig school of politics died at Bowood um Savurday, January Slst, 1863. bis death one of the few links that connect the present ...

... it is different in politics more’s pity See money in Parliament It is no use resisting anything that the Ministers propose Whigs and tones are all leagued together get much of they can The Ministers never less anxiety are voting millions of public money ...

... lost, the character of the Conservative scholar and gentleman, and in lieu thereof he has taken up the degraded position of Whig Financier and Economist. Of Sir Charles Wood and Sir George Cornewall Lewis the less one says of them in pure and simple charity ...