... Ministers, founded on their unsuccessful treatment of the Dano-Germanic question, moved on early day next week most likely. All the Whig papers one after another got hold of the intelligence and sounded the note of precaution, while an article the Opposition organ ...

... as it was such a Radical place; for all the oi men were Whigs, and the rest of the people followed them. He, however, had good reception, and was told by one man there that although he was Whig, he would not vote against the Conservative candidates. He ...

... board a sung nest of Whigs, lo the discharge tluir busiuee-* they had shown utter incompetence, and the expense of the board, according the returns, was not less than £18,310. Ho reviewed the legislation the subject, aud charged Whigs with Laving humbugged ...

... bribery, it is expedient that fair trial should given the vote by ballot (laughter). The laughter and all is copied from our Whig contemporary, that if there was some novelty iu the manner of putting the motion to the house, there was no novelty in the ...

... just published, we have remarkable and amusing proof of the great miuisier’e love of fun. Though born and brought up among Whig*, Napier was threwu a good deal into the society of Tones, aud found them (o his great surprise, means the arrogant and na ...

... the country. In the next day’s Times there was no report of the proceedings ; but soon afterwards ibere appeared in the great Whig journal letter signed M.P.,’*and having reference to the Newspaper Fund. M-P., 1 * it was announced, had been told by a reporter ...