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... ST5OULD LIKE EXCESSIVELY To SEE.- The ghost of crinoline. TociiiSGE TC EussSn REsrIZArTION.-WOe k1new it was all nonsense. A Whig is like the old French Gnard-be dies, but never surrenders. Desissnusacolt3E AnDvcer.-Oultsid e M'>adam~le R~ach el 's est ...
... because they were great lawyers, but because they were regular in their sup- port of Ministers in the House of Commonds. To the Whigs, therefore, no credit whatever is due for this appointment, which ought to have been made long ago, and which, coming at this ...
... county as a good landlord and employer. He is a fine type of an English country gentleman of the 19th century, and the local Whigs are so well assured of his influence with the yeomanry of Backs that no amount of Minis- terial support will induce them to ...
... arrived are at all justifiable by the actual facts of l the case. Everybody knows that a diplomatic ser- vant, acting under a Whig Government which has be- haved with gross partiality towards one of the belli- gerents, would naturally enongh endeavonr to ...
... that he may regard fel the connection of I' Edge with his name as a stupid me joke at his ex.pense not to be tolerated hr a Whig placeman of any spicit !Be this as it may, his sub- urdionte, Sir Rowland HII, has notified to the clerks vt the Manchester ...
... lug, Mlr. Kinigiake to the high end important office of one of the Judges of the laud. Even the note-t nione rapacity of the Whigs for patronalge Must be rgltdby some rules of propriety and decency. I should very much like to know what servant-C galism is ...
... will not exas- roe r perate the patriotic regrets of Earl Russell, on L though even this, from an Englisb, if not from hap a Whig point of view, might, by those who hold and their country dear, be regarded as a calamity; i T but the immediate and practical ...
... cansetit to put tho money on the town, take my costs, and al low O'Hagan to be returned by the Tory party of Belfast, with the Whig assent, I --ould be dlismissed from the office of Relator. What for? For faith- fully diselharging my duty. i am not of opinioc ...