... father, Sir John Coleridge, but he has latterly followed Sir Rotjndell Palmer and a few other admirers of Mr. Gladstone into the Whig- Radical ranks. His opponent at Exeter is Lord Courtenay, the eldest son of tho Earl of Devon, a resident in the city, and ...

... be in the enjoyment of the privileges of the elective franchise. It is hardly to be supposed that anyone believed that the Whig Government are prepared of their own free motion initiate a measure this kind, If they did, all that need be said is that all ...

... known aphorism, There's many a slip 'twist the cup. and the lip, occurred, we are informed, in Antrim yesterday, Northern Whig), under the following ciretunstamose - ft would 'geese Mat at an early kw a minim ei et three with krsmisililmmts, wen a weltimews ...

... was The mean tempentere vs $44 7; the averege of In years for the day we • 42 . S. The sky wa• generally overcast. No rein Whig. COMPASS BEkRINOS. aor• The large on the lrock walls are Dried to social Csytoina of ships lying in the Blear in a• mrtaln ...

... Crown in England was com- pelled to detest France and abhor Popery. The Whigs turned out the Tories on these articles of faith ; but the Tories ultimately got in, and kept the Whigs outfor a quarter of a century on the No Popery dedge. In both cases the ...

... semisinecure to be given Whigs to either journalist or author the “detur digniori” principle. Mr. Greg has yet to win his spurs in authorships : And it is well understood that he intends to show his gratitude to his reckless Whig patrons, by eternally ...

... fleet without single gun upon which a competent artillerist would rely Tana this Peace as given amid other blessings, by the Whigs. The second article of the Liberal faith was Retrenchment. Where it ? In our enhanced expenditure throughout nearly every ...

... where a newspaper came wholly into my ' hands. That paper was neutral as far as regarded Whig or Tory principle. No Liberals or Radicals were then known; Whig or Tory divided the politicians. A strong desire to do right induced me to support Catholic ...

... member, Mr. W. A. Mackinnon, is ill be called the I'pper House, reward presume for the long and steady support he has given the Whigs. is stated his MSA, Captain Mackinnonwill offer himself a candidate for the vacancy, but tbe electors not seem disposed to ...

... be thrown overboard to save the ship. The fact is that he is rather out of his place in our present Whig Cabinet, having considerably unsettled old Whig notions. If he have to resign he will be offered up a sacrifice to appease the implacable fury of the ...

... did not know it before, that the Queen’s prerogative of mercy does not belong her, but for the time being to a Northumberland Whig baronet, who significantly resented their application to Windsor. The womanly heart of the Queen, the hour of gratitude for ...

... Ministry and Lord Palmerston then still thought to uphold him. To carry out this resolution Lord Palmerston (judging Nspoleon by a Whig standard) was of an opinion that an ItalUu demonstration would very likely intimidate his Majesty. A triumphant reception of ...