... thi great hljlw-to iloklio thc gratl Coupl; but ' delays are danI;'gerous.' 'IT' egi tiltillo that was apparent in celtail Whig-l adical localities told that di ?? prevlliled IR tol wi'ti or there ShO1d tlle bIll,' furtiler hesitatilol - but Collolel ...

... teniprr or tliat nobile assenmbly becudawy omadatnin And a is, IaT1rgenictS, though~l n- ably urged hi lavour oh Whig principles asid Whig ectidoct, thmers can Ii he ns doubt that the party had in hini anl aelieresit of niece values than many of those ...

... masters, begin, Six go-downs upon rep. to our true EsglitSle King! In this orthodox health let each man keep his station, For a Whig will conform upon such an occasion. POOR BUT SINGULARLY LEARNED MIEN AT OXFORD A CENTURY t AND A HALF AGO. The following ...

... came from a noble Wlsig house ,or a Tory one, and lie would looiier vote for an honest Tory thaii for a base fisd cowardly Whig. He complained that he had notbees supported as he ought to have been by the leading Liberals of the County. This, however ...

... thd 10th, inst. 4irc~wr far' CaR,6 is dead; and, as his only soiela~lcaa tbe title has become extinct. The late earl was a Whig. Dellu Stanley preached his first sermon at Westminster D.Sluday mornitn. Therewasaverylargecongregaiton. rofeskor Max Muller ...

... Cabinet Council held yesterday. It would appear that his Lordship's position in the House of Peers a hs not wiped out the old Whig taint, and that sooner than give up the office the Noble Earl has swallowed the P'alinerstonian leek, and is willing to act ...

... to- day, and soon certain flags should cease to flutter in an Irish breeze, certain tyrants should bite the dust,and certain whigs, with their abettors and supporters, fly to the mountain to avoid the avenging power of an outraged people. But, sir, there ...

... Inglis, daughter of Win. Iglis, Esq., of Edinburgh, the friend and intimate of Charles Fox, the late Lord Panmure, and all the Whig party. The late Lady Duff, mother of Lord Fife, wag h11r aunt, and she las been preceptress to the Royal children for some ...

... cotsrnerce. Tise Home Goverusment byif ivan hamirered in its minsvements by a strong calition of dis- wbe csutented Jasobites and Whigs. Welpole's jealousy had a. fli alienated from his party all ltre groat wsriters of the day. he He at last fell. Ile had riamisged ...

... emer ad on Sir George' tI M death Lordthatsck ceded him.Attemats lihad baes of made tsvrest he representat om ts ds of the il Whigs, andhth ?? strovehto represent 'A the borough on Radical principles,'.hut was defeated. On a n subsequent occasion Admiral ...

... him there might have been living there, of some social standing, two or three ocurchwardens, three or four Chartistso a few Whigs, and a few ?? elauhter.)-Those, lie thought, comprised the whole of thep neighbourhood in which e now ?? and ?? they sxtic ...

... Government of Lord Derby was in so office, and as mny worthy friend Sir James Elphinstone ystated, it was turned out by the Whigs. It had brought ma orward a Reform Bill; and that Reform Bill was iy oljected to by some members of the present administra- ...