... batever wlh the Whfg%. than whom there were no PlUCdn; a absolutely dangerous and fatal to the SqeiUt0 of *olitlcal reform. The Whigs remindod one try moch ?? sitting oomfortably and snugly mufllod r155 their oathers in the branches of the constitution 'tl ...

... paring an early demonstration against Lee, wiso, they say, wvas never so well p'repared to receive him as now. The Richmonsd Whig thinks that Grant has sent troops to Fort Royal to co-operate with Sherman. The latest intelligence from Tennessee reports ...

... 40~s. freoholders who had returned him, as they wvro in him. Lot the Whigs and Tories fight their own battles, but let the Radicals a fight their own, for it was notorious that the Whigs made ,.excellent Tories when in place, and the Tortes made 5 excellent ...

... October ssions. T~r. Hamilton (crown so~lcitor) and Mr. Danno doputy crown solleltor, S{o~.B~iro u$kcts~oa pruo?tvX (W .-SBo(dUC Whig, ...

... closed at alx o'clock yesterday evening, and will continue sO during to.day and up to ton o'clock to-morrow mornig. The Nortehn Whig of Saturday has the following with reference to tho riot on the previous day:- The tremendous force of miltary and pollco ...

... west by the marriage of one of its chief dignitaries with a dim'rc&. The bridegroom is a dean belonging to one of the fanous Whig families which generally divide among themselves the patronage of all departments of chutcc' and state. Be has long been looking ...

... attack upon the occupants of the Treasury benches. it had been said by a gentleman that the Tonies were in power and the Whigs in place; and this, to some extent, was z true description of the position of things. How long this would last he could not ...

... time by the forelock, are anxious to trot out Mr. AKROYD, the ex-member for Huddersfield, Mr. AKRoYD is probably as good a whig as Sir (JEAnEs WooB, and If the sturdy baronet does not get promoted as aforesaid, the result may be that, the strength of ...

... subject that could If engage their attention? None were so fit to do that as ). , your cold, passionless, calculating, cynical Whig, member of a party bankrupt In name, principle, honour. fluttering 119 likee moths around the already waning light of the moat ...

... questi on of the suffrage as a right a thrml of oonstitutional horror would perhaps be sent thrughthedelcat oraulatlnif the Whigs of the coutry (Lugher. li hoed he orking men would insst ponhavng shre f teirinaieable rights in the makig o thse awsthe wee ...

... supporter he meant that If he f were In the Houme of Commons he should vote to. a morrow, if he had the ohance, to turn out the t Whig government to put Lord Derby's in Its stead. E Ho could not understand how any real Conservative could hesitate about the matter ...

... is a long way from perfoction-he is one of the shrewdest and safest of theoretical statesmen. True, he ls inficted with the WhIg infirmity of crediting his own party with almost all the public benefit: which have been obtained in modem times; but this ...