... as 317; Liberals, 339; Liberal majority, 22. Another cor- respondent of the same paper estimates the Conservatives at 315; Whigs, Radicals, and Peelites, 339. ...

... and one of the most valuable arguments at our command for inducing other Catholics to agree with us, is the fact that the Whig leaders, and particularl: Lord Palmerston, have re- ives hostile tothe maintenance of the 8 te’ the arly (and have braved ...

... exposed his efforts as “ Recruit- ing Sergeant” of the Federal army; and he had not one word of generous acknowledgment, for the Whigs, who had brought about the improvements which he lauded. She Union Assessment Act of 1362 is exciting the attention of rate-payers ...

... to the effect that the policy of the present Government began thirty years ago by the Prime Minister and enforced by every Whig Government, has led to constant wars which have culminated in burning of and the massacres of Foochow ; that the Government ...

... write wherever he may and whatever subjeot pleases, will always be read with pleasure some party or other. He was a good Whig and something more till scared by Cobdenism and twisted by high Church. But whatovor direction the current of his mind may ...

... brilliant cause is quite cheering to the Tories, King's friends and Church and State men of former days, so far affected by Whig docrines as to seize them and make of them a battle cry. They brought out nearly the whole of their available oratorial strength— ...

... night, party division, the Government were saved by the skin of their teeth, having a clear majority of one. That entity, the Whig party, ought to get a lock of his hair and wear it next its heart. The puseyites are making some effort in the west to neutralize ...

... Church-yards? Mr. thought it would say—Do not support him. uld they tell him the difference between a man who called himself a Whig, and acted upon Tory principles, and the man who called himself a Tory and acted upon his own principles? Their object was ...

... that the Hon. Mark Roile has hand- mely to the fund. He is Higk Steward of the borough and a Tery. The late High Steward wis a Whig, and ever stoed true and faithful to his party and his prinei- les ; why is it to be expected thatthe Tory High Steward shall ...

... th expressions of sympathy for him which have been uttere on all sides in England, » in relation to the late plot Tories, whigs, and radicals have all expressed abhorrence at the idea of assassination. His Majesty is regarded a the friend and ally of ...

... office; Mii Iton had to struggle with poverty ; Johnson was the son of a bricklayer ; Allan Ramsa; + a portion of his life in whig-making ; Hen Kir pe ite was a bo; , trudging about from door to door with a meat tray on s shoulders: Burns f ollowed Chatterton ...

... Fulford, speculating that Earl Devon would succeed that noble earl in the Queen’s Lieutenancy of the County, described him as a whig. But as to the son of that whiggish sire, he had been his tutor, and had made him a man of decided political views and, in ...