... gentleman with a carpet, worth twenty-five thousand rupees. The trophy has come home. It has been offered and accepted; but the Whig Minister has cautiously abstained from any public celebration of his testimonial. Quietly laid down in a drawing-room, or library ...

... length the hors, gentleman based the seediap of the commissioners since their leader the Act of 1853, spots wbbh comien the Whig Government, at whose instance that measure we pented, promised that the duties of the Board yenta be to exercise a superintendence ...

... themselves. Now Canada is one of our most loyal colonies, aud I can hardly believe that England is fallen so low, even under Whig Government, to abandon Canada. It seems like parent refusing to aid his children, struggling with difficulties, because settled ...

... Atlanta, he feels secure so far his main army is concerned. Despatches from Augusta, Georgia, of the Bth inst., to the Richmond Whig, report the recapture of Rome the Confederates, with over 3,000 prisoners. A Federal force of infantry and artillery from General ...

... every man who claims nobility of patriotism and purpose as his own. If were to dissect out the political histories of all the Whig and Liberal Governments, whose political misdeeds have shed a disgrace upon their country, we should surely fail to find one ...

... (Laughter.) His friend did not seem to know his own mind, for he said a better man than Lord Palmerston never existed—for a Whig. (Hear and laughter.) Wellhe was exceedingly glad to meet them all here on this occasion. t always gave him pleasure to come ...

... Conservative counter-check upon every act of the Government it would long since have collapsed and Perished, without oue solitary Whig Radical being left to mourn its inglorious end. ...

... that the Whig aristocracy—the Greys, Russells, and Eliots—are regularly trained and taught to Soak the Queen's rewards—her offices. great deal of preparatory work in the manufacture of hereditary legislators general, and of official Whigs and diplomatists ...

... shall raise most for their party. Monday was rather a more than usually animated anniversary, for Sir Morton Peto, the new Whig candidate, made his first appearance at the one gathering, and Mr. Free mantle, the Conservative was present at the other. ...

... did not consider it a party question. Be knew several who sat on the saint side of the House as be did—some 1 of the very old Whig families, and of very old Liberal opinions—were also of opinion that the time was now some when that boon should be granted ...

... tuned round sine, the party *um were invented. The Conesnative or Toryism. supports Church and State; • eentury sad • hail the Whigs supported Chunk and State wan* Me Tory, who was besides • Jaeollate ; while himself sea from the throne be att em pted to tolerate ...

... raise a lot of prime stock if no one came to buy. He would give them the health of The Dealers. (Cheers.) Though, perhaps, °whig to the late weather, this was not the best opportunity for getting rid of stock, he hoped all would buy their satisfaction ...