... The Liberals would have • much greater chance of carrying liberal measure when a Tory government was in power, because the Whig members would, w hil s t o ut of Mike, evince a hearty opposition, and prepare the eountry for measures of reform which would ...

... Friday night. The speech of the former was chiefly remarkable for its altered tone on American affairs. Two years before the Whig underling imitated his master in his flippant and insulting references to the government and people of the North ; and there ...

... 5,000 f. aid • now haus, or ea to law about it. Thom ire to, Si mewl of 'bobbed the boo with; I look .11W woo. slot girder Whig% I base no pity for it. Mr Atibur bosoms ail of 1. lb. Mi.'. Reeding Room. On tits 7tll image; lb* Vim a with kin anal libankty ...

... and with very little delay the other i>erformances were gone on with and concluded without further interruption.— Belfast Whig. The Use of the Sheath Knife.—The Liverpool Magistrates have been discussing the question of prohibiting sailors wearing sheath ...

... es possess the power, it is out altogether clear that will esereise it. They could eddy oast the Whigs front Downing Street on some importeet peados whig would add th• votes of the ad. SS OTC!. RR GEORGE GREY AND THE °ALLOW& The jndicial minder of the ...

... never was question on which the public opini 11 of our country was more unanimous and decided th* on this Schleswig business. Whig and Tory, Indepe* dent Liberals|and outrageous Radicals (I'm not sure tb>* these two last are not much the same,) are all ...

... radeet c rme sod iley. 4 &id Is hy hell rah awl 1 phi he .:Nt es thee• we lielreaelly Asia a is hi ul cleeeird Iliiihe l$ ai Whig! 55 4,. with rheas i but as ashes we et • belies ha' will Joe Uis ea • hetet h. a he Mk wages to be es ile. be hi haa • hash ...

... turned round and said the country did not want Reform, or it would have made more noise about it. Whig organs kept grinding away in an anti-Reform key. Whig member+, of Parliament, on revisiting their constituents, coolly told them that no Reform was wanted ...

... eat a nothing to do but tuna, what • people we are, mil 110 w delightful it is to be the Government of Lord Palmendon and his Whig sellsemes, this I you I should not trouble with saying that. I shall leave you to And it out, and I shall stay at home. (Cheers ...

... to furnish such material support as may still avert the destruction with which the Danish monarchy is threatened. WHAT THE WHIGS HAVE DONE. (From the Scotsman.) Nothing could rob Mr. Bright's little narrative of its lustre, though in some respects he tried ...

... right hon. gentleman then proceeded to censuie the niisgovernment to which Ireland had been systematically subjected under the Whigs, and specially condemned the legal appointments which had been made Lord Chancellor Brady. Sir R. PEEL was sorry that the right ...

... delightful it be stands as an b f under the Government of Lord Palmerston his san remade to hos native country. .(lood cheerio.) Whig orolleegaes, then I assure you I should not Well, but if the Government of England to Deland tremble you with saying that. ...