... THE LAST HOURS OF PRINCE ALBERT. Thcro has reached us (Northern Whig) from abroad a most interesting extract from letter which was written by a of Queen's household shortly after tho death of Prince Albert. The extremely confidential position which the ...

... 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— ...

... might obtain from the cabinet associate and admirer of foreign assassins, could much longer keep the Whigs in office—(loud cheers). The end of the Whigs was speedily at hand, and he trusted that when they were out of power they would be swept into the limbo ...

... would have been our dear and cordial friends. not pretended that this result would have come about because the one ministry was Whig and the other Tory, but simply and Co. would have had the doing of it instead of liussell and Co. It certainly a miserable ...

... parliamentary meaning af singular Conservatism just now holds the balance of importance. ublic affairs in its hands. By the Whigs all parties have een sickened. There is neither truth nor strength among them. Even the more candid members of what is styled ...

... will not consent to waive demands which may at the present time be insisted upon with obvious propriety. They will not permit Whigs and Tories to coalesce to maintain unimpaired ail the exclusive privileges and the unjust exactions of Church establishment ...

... 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 ...

... which has had of that mis chief in its Convocation, may bo sure it will bo still worse represented if it goes deep into a Whig aud Tory battloat tho forthcoming oloption. Probable Wevthkr for Notwithstanding many persons may think thoro canuot be any ...

... are marshalled forth to make a logical opening for the grand reaction, when Lord Derby declined further association with the Whigs, and under his leadership many joined the ranks of Liberal Conservatism, and Ismael was one of them. Just as spirits ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... result such as the tories wish. It was their boast before Parlia- ment met that they had the power at any time to displace the whigs from office, that Lord Palmerston’s cabinet existed only on sufferance ; and those who believed it expected that within a few ...