... cause, then no political combination would in my opinion prevent Lord Derby and his friends from the Tre.sury benches. The Whigs will find it no easy nutter to supply Lord Palmerston's place. In case his retirement they would at the mercy of the Conservatives ...

... policy of the recognition of the Southern States, and that his Lordship will retire. Without wishing to be too hard upon the Whig leader, I cannot help thinking that the Government would lose nothing by the retirement of the present Secretary for Foreign ...

... Rev. Mr. Winterbottom, the History of America; Dr. Dodd, his Prison Thoughts; Mr. White, the editor of the Inde- pendent Whig, (a weekly newspaper) many valuable leaders in that journal, while confined therein for a libel on the late Duke of Cumber- ...

... when war and poUtics can be laid aside, and peace and good- will are in the ascendant. On sucn an occasion, we should fancy. Whig and Tory, Radical and Conservative, Churchman and None mformist, wUI vie with each other in their sympathy with the kind-hearted ...

... se ram*es to wham my be aided SAM trenfled festtlt dim, ladle el that ekes ware nes. The late Duke of Haaalikonli Wee was • Whig of the old sed reale, as of th• besghtiest OM of his day. is cherished ea woe the legitimate Mee Sada& sad miserly as be was; ...

... must be wrong, And only Tear'em always must be right, right, right. There was never such a Tartar, To nothing he gave quarter; Whig or Tory, nob or snob, he tackled all, all, all; And the battles that he fit In the great Westminster Pit, Would make the famed ...

... these to be •by the el crowd. Wm b the and military ip the oromm no II OWL and like a limb of eiseidelly. were WWI the non mid Whig freely Wrap/ be. Oink eine ead them like 1i, .. whisk were new Weed. crowd The and look may ankle might is ear be into a ...

... and saw vrnat had been dune, on the one hand by the energy of the .Vale of Neath Directors, and on the other by the engin- Whig skill of Sir William Armstrong, who had bridged civet the ritee not only without danger to the passenger!, 1 but without i ...

... deyolved upon him as a county gentleman with an ability and courtesy which won him universal respect. In politics Mr. Probyn was a Whig of other days than ours, and he was a firm supporter of his party; but his political action was confined to the assertion of ...

... dying, his son Henry de Percy commenced a less creditable and not very intelligible career. He seems to have been at heart a Whig. and stood up for the Great Charter; but King Henry III. clutched his lands, and to save them he acted first against the barons ...

... neigh. Win Meese of emend beet. Seem after ace eldest the Beftemee is the field. thieve. E. and Minbob g at the wickets, the Whig of Meseta. J. Williams and T. James. low win eta had been prostrated by die tlennee mamas before ai mingle run tree meerded ...

... wi sher% The two me& sad tie hells, tient a a the el the west wad et tie save. timbers of the reef are expand. and Maimed, Whig arched at the at— the mom lb. Out- The arehlimits ham a series ef sonars and ashore to meet the the of tits The denaah•will ...