... abandoned Reform, he satirised the mode in which the Government was kept in the hands of the Tory and the Whig families, and of the latter he said :— The Whigs, when they are in office, are not precisely the same kind of people that they are when they are out ...

... Pahrrmton was supposed be much lem friendly to tbe que of reform than Lord John Russell; and the great, powerful Whig families, without whom Whig government can live —they con live f»r long time without (he great const wen ri.-s supporting them, but not without ...

... with pleasure I can modify a statement which is going the rounds of the press. The London correspondent of the Northern Daily Whig says: The enormous success of ' Bel Demonio' has been somewhat dearly purchased by Mr. Fechter, whose unwearied exertions ...

... resorted to, to a degree which quite puts into the shade the paltry artifices of this kind which have been lately employed by our Whig ministers at Lome in reference to some English elections. The conscription, at all times a bugbear, has been worked as an engine ...

... fear ully cut otbcrwiaa hurt over the whole of her back Mr S iera theu in.tda leap from a window into the yard, and beaidti Whig badly cut r. ct-ivrd some severe mtcruaf injonea The whole of the sufferers ware removed to Wiokfteld * coffee houae. surgeon ...

... General Burnside. The accounts from Charleston are to the 31st ult., and up to that time the city still held out. The Richmond Whig (of that date) states ‘that thé bombardment of Fort Sumter on the 29th was the heaviest which had yet taken place. From sundown ...

... What can bs more ridiculous than municipal address, the gist of which is, *' I am Tory, therefore choose ye msor, I am Whig. Whigs vote not against me.” Wigan is for behind the age in this impacts but still she is exhibitißg signs of improvensant, sod ...

... and Abraham's gratitude forgot not young Armstrong wh--n trouble. followeif the rl'CUons to the legislation { remarks on the Whig party In America j the )«ralysis of jiartiet in 1848. a-m Hie creation of the Republican party America Judgment waa to the ...

... and scoff at the Church in the lowest spirit of buaf- foonery. (“ Bah,” and laughter.) He urged upon all Churchmen, whether Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, to unite | in the defence of the Church, and to exercise their political | privileges as friends of the ...

... political groandt. What con more ridieuloat than municipal addnaa, the giat of which it, I am Tory, therefora ehooaa meor, I Whig. rote not agnintt me.” Wigan it far behind the age in thia reapeet; hot atill ahe it eihibitiag tigna of improvement, and tie ...

... of Buford’s cavalry division, within mile >f Warrentown Junction. Charleston advices are down to the 31st ult. The Richmond Whig that date state? that the bombardment of Fort Sumter the 29th ult. wa* the heaviest that had yet taken place. From sundown ...

... not space or time just now to show all the verbal hairsplittings and transparent self, contradictions, by which the craven Whigs, in humiliating subservience to Washington bullies, arc vainly attempting to twist and strain the time- honoured Laws of Old ...