... floats, and Windsor bridge were crowded with people. grand discharge of fireworks terminated the proceedings of the day. The Whig Movements.—We stated last month that Lord Clarendon had joined the ministry simply a view succeed to the Premiership. Since ...

... honesty, was exposed. Mr. Lloyd iost his'seat, and Air. Breiuridge was returned. But it was not upon bribery alone that the Whigs relied for success. means a far worse character were freely employed, an i Mr. Bremridge's private character was mad ' the ...

... Ministers go on Sir Abel Handy's principle Let the tire alone ;'perhaps it will out of itself. After considerable pressure, the Whig Government some eighteen years agi recognized the fact that twenty millions of people possibly require more bishops than sufficed ...

... political principles give us this guarantee, at least, that, Wuile hewil give bis constant opposition to the State policy of the Whigs and Radicals, his vote, will given the side whenever the interests of the Church are at stake, lie is bound to this, bis political ...

... better or more constitutional cry, and we hope to see it adopted not only in Devonshire but in every part of tbe kingdom. Tbe Whigs have ever boasted of their pacific propensities; but have, by tbeir blundering, landed us in difficulties from which it was ...

... vote might always be relied upon by Ministers For thirty-two years and more the late member consistently supported successive Whig Governments. There was not representative in the House of Commons who could be relied upon with more perfect confidence than ...

... feeling which inspires the so-called Liberal party. Garibaldi will now know how to value the soft and honeyed words of the Whig-Radical Government, which prides itself so much upon its moral support. has now seen how little reliance is to be placed ...

... did not intend to call upon them to do so. Perhaps when a minister has suffered the fate of the unfortunate bank clerk, the Whig Ministry will change their opinion, aud will then think of their imperative duty to insist upon the companies supplying the ...

... Their degree of civilisation exactly of the kind which fits them for destructive warfare on the guerilla principle, and our Whig administrators are dragging the English nation into this bloody conlliot without conceivable motive excuse whatever, unless ...

... the injudicious address in support of Mr. Baines's motion. No subsequent retractation can restore the confidence which the Whigs and moderate Liberals once placed in Mr. Gladstone ; and it is very certain that after such a manifesto cannot consistently ...

... principle be once conceded, we should not be surprised if, at no distant day, it underwent various adaptations and extensions. The Whigs, over fond of patronage, are exceedingly anxious to make our Government more and more paternal. ...

... establish! „ . of stamps or post office order. The lis. size contains A f and those 335. four of the , .• The stamp, to imitate whig is felony bears the word iv white letters, by order of Her Majesty s Hon. thereby secure the proprietor against infringement ...