... animadversions on the present government, and he asserted that there never would be reform “as long they retained those base Whigs office.” A Leicester coroner’s jury have denounced the wearing of crinoline domestic servants whilst engaged in fh® ir j household ...

... taken the responsibility of rejecting it. But tho bill was not dead, but had again taken shape, and the Tories, as well thoa« Whigs who were so like Tories, had an uncomfortable feelings uncomfortable that it came almost to shiver (laughter). What apparition ...

... Election,—Fridat.— At the close of the poll to-day, the Hon. G. F. Boyle, Conservative, was returned a majority of 15 over his Whig opponent, Mr. James Lamont. The show of hands at the nomination at Rothesay on Wednesday was in favour of Mr. Lament. Last ...

... it with dignity and impressiveness. If this so, then must the Lord Chancellor have attained the highest of all Whig arts. What that was, Whig himself has laid clown an imperishable sentence. The highest art of Wbiggery, he says, is to say nothing with ...

... the hon. member ought to have remembered that the history of the Whig party for the last years hail been that of pledges loosely given and instantaneously broken. In point of fact, a Whig in office was an ugly dog well mux. zled. to Ireland, her state ...

... and when I speak of the policy of the Tories in connection with the Roman Catholics I am bound to lay rod on the back of the Whigs also with reference to the Ecclesiastical Titles BUI; ami I must say if I were Roman Catholic, and anv candidate came me. first ...

... have added—so did the Bolton Whigs, and not only ! them, but throughout the country did the Whigs to | man go against it; for this and that other little affair,” the “Ecclesiastical Titles Bill,” lays the rod upon both Whig and Tory. Well, I should like ...

... during the Spanish liberating war—at time when, according to an expression of Madame De Stael, the Tories of England were the Whigs of Europe;” and if, a happy inspiration, he had accepted the Foreign Office towards the close of that war, he would surely ...

... expectation, that the Whigs wondered whether it could possibly be carried ; the Tories concluded that it certainly could not; and the Radicals, with justifiable exultation, felt sure that no temporary defeat could destroy a plan to which the Whig leaders, the ...

... noble lord* have been nominated, | but of four arc paid members of the Government, | and two ex-Whig official* ! The peer* whose duty it will represent the Whig administration include E-irl Granville, l*»rd I‘resilient of the Council rear) : i the Duke of ...

... little fighting, but in opposition to took a seat, showing that he was somewhat tired with the these reports, the Richmond Whig of the 25th February tediousness of the form. He observed to smile once * >’» The contest for the possession of Columbia seems ...

... who listened to their local budget maker, about' digestible are those cuttle-fish banquets which ccr- . tain versatile Tory-Whig-Iladical Chancellor of Ex- . chequer serves annually upon the table of larger ; house. The one performer is, it would appear ...