... Commons, while the noble lord was in the full tide of popularity and success. It would seem, from tbe rumours abroad, that the Whig party are afraid to run the active life of the First Lord against the duration of the House, and that they are about to appeal ...

... portion the country, the resignation Lord Pahuerston followed. have now arrived the period for relating the last crowning act of Whig duplicity and utter abnegation of all principle. It surprising, both in itself and its attendant circumstances, that I a loss ...

... Logan asserts that the Confederate dead alone numbered over 3,000, and that their total loss was at least 10,000. The Richmond Whig publishes an official despatch from General Hood, stating that the Federals made two assaults on S. D. Lee's corps, on the ...

... made them. The words used by Lortl John Russell, at that meeting in Willis's Rooms where tho immoral contract between the Whigs and Radicals was entered into, were that The Reform Bill ought to as un like as possible to that wliich had lately been ...

... flyblowing line. , there must l>c tears and lamentations in the Whig house**, just now; but extreme activity withal—in the jobbing ' ment. Time is getting cruelly short for consummating u paramount Whig piocess ; but we maybe well assured not day or inomunt will ...

... made and established by their agent It must not be supposed, however, that the winnings are all one side. The Radicals aud Whigs claim a gain of four hundred votes in North Essex, aud of sixty-six in the eastern division of Norfolk—both agricultural districts ...

... liberties with Classic battle-fields—can condemn the men and measures which are obnoxious to them ; and further than tbat, the two Whig representatives of Newcastle were to be summarily dismissed from office, or, as the most honest speaker of the evening politely ...

... done it better themselves, and undertaking to teach him what to do for the future. What fall has the model Foreign Minister of Whig-Radicalism had, when his admirers set for better statesmen than he is himself. But as to the second object of the requisitionists ...

... upon Earl Grey, after Canning, the aid of Brougham and the less scrupulous of the Whig camp, had possessed himself of power, in 1827, sufficiently evince the hollowness of Whig pretensions even at that epoch. Still, it must be admitted that, although their ...

... is no reason, the nepotism and incompetence the Whigs, why enormous a sum as seventy millions pounds sterling should be taken from the country by taxation every year, in a time of peace ; and, as the Whigs have now been fully tried and found wanting, we ...

... and up to 1841, under the Melbourne ministry, was Chief Secretary for Ireland, where he was uuiversally beloved. When the Whigs came again iuto power, in 1840,* he was appointed Commissioner of Woods and Forests, and succeeded Lord Campbell as Chancellor ...

... Hallirurtoh, Bookseller, Coldstream, by whom the Trade can be supplied. 72 Just Published, Price Eighteenpence CRIMES OF THE WHIGS; or, a RADICAL'S REASONS FOR SUPPORTING THE TORY PARTY AT THE NEXT GENERAL ELECTION. By THOMAS DOUBLEDAY, Author of the True ...