... to that party tor ought to c.rp at those whose faith at. , nut bang looaely about them, the fo« mn now.i. days to wear them Whig and Tory rosy fight battle tl boat lan and yet in the same battalion to face the £•{ tlue Kvangeliesl conclave mew. at in p ...

... minstrels to the lender care of the police. This being the case, the Session of 1804 cannot be thought to be wholly barren, the Whig-Liberal Ministry without monument of Parliamentary performance. SENTIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY AND THE PUNISHMENT FLOGGING. In the ...

... board a sung nest of Whigs, lo the discharge tluir busiuee-* they had shown utter incompetence, and the expense of the board, according the returns, was not less than £18,310. Ho reviewed the legislation the subject, aud charged Whigs with Laving humbugged ...

... under General Granger, which landed Dauphin Island, taking Fort Powell rear and investing Fort Gaines. Nevenheless the Richmond Whig of the declares with the reduction of Forts Gaiuea, Powell, and even Morgan, but very small portion of the work before the ...

... shown was not the case. Mr. Walpole said that if such were the case he and his friends would not have opposed it. The Whigs and Whig journals have been trying to explain away the result of the recent Hertfordshire election, ending in tbe defeat of a Cowper ...

... correspondent of the Morning Iferaid estimates the present state of the House of Commons as follows: —Conservatives, 3ld; Whigs, Radicals, and Peebles, 339. Thera has been one Parliamentary election daring the week, which has ended, not obly in the triumph ...

... Chartist” principles being carried practically out Mr.Bright’s convert and we can understand and almost pity the embarrassment of Whig place-hunters, who try to retain the fruits of professed Liberalism, while more in favour of Mr. Gladstone proposed levelling ...

... led in, and the absent recalled ly message and telegram), we should hardly know who was who —who were Conservatives and who Whigs, when Parliament reassembled early next Spring. Lord Palmerston, it of course must admitted, was ouce more in luck : but reviewing ...

... “brown Bishop acquitted himself very well the occlusion. true tout the authors of that treaty were fiercely attacked by the Whigs the following reign, when George the First ascended the throue but the some contemporary MS., from which have already quoted ...

... manner of the monkey, take the oyster to himself, and throw the shells to the disputants. THE EAST SOMERSET CONTEST. The great Whig leader, Sir Robert Walpole, said, election matters there should no quarter but our Liberal contemporaries, who never hesitate ...

... would have put it down for cruel irony—that England, this moment byc-word in the mouth of Europe for meddling and muddling’’ Whig policy on the German question, should said the chief offender in that Cabinet which has humiliated to the dust, to he its proudest ...

... him—and be is not given to gtoundless boasting—the prospects of the Conservative party are very hopeful; and he showed that the Whigs were not only losing numbers the House, but strength in the Cabinet, owing to the replacement of some of their best men successors ...