... which was more fortunate with Its members of the aristocracy for lta neighbours. [Applause. ] Whether they were Conservatives, Whigs, or Badicals, It didn't much signify, occasions like that, they felt that the representatives of the aristocracy present did ...

... from attacking him ; but they fell back good order, keeping constant and severe skirmish with Sherman's vanguard. The Richmond Whig of Monday says that Wheel*r repulsed two charges at Altken the 10th, but was compelled to fall back, the enemy, consisting ...

... the condition of the brute by the bloody code of exterminating laws, framed with devilish scrupulosity by bad and merciless Whig Government- Then where the remedy ' liee, says a pamphlet found on the night the meeting the pocket of a Fenian recruiting ...

... cause virtually lost three months ago, and acknowledged that only desperate measures were left for desperate men, Jfiichmond Whig, in announcing the occupation of Charleston, says there was cotton in the city at the time the evacuation. This event therefore ...

... throwing it out on a division. There was, he said, upon the Treasury Bench, next the First Lord of the Treasury, once a juvenile Whig, and now called an ancient Minister. his right sat one of his disciples, whom he loved [most dearly—[a laugh gentleman, who ...

... that England was called upon to do so. Bright and the members below the gangway listened to these uncompromising opinions of a Whig military ifficer with singular interest and gratification. Every one could appreciate the honesty, frankness, and intelligence ...

... could recognise a Premier's usual ease, or that felicitous assurance with which sometimes improvises an epitaph on departed Whig. Be was stiff, pompons, and artificial; though happily in his words they appear befors the public this morning, there Is all ...

... —The property not mM. h, ) No; (2) September 30, I&>2. DDLERS' STRIKE NORTH STA.FFO&D th* of the Daily Pout. Sir,—The folio whig t« a statement of tbe wages earned 'hose men strike who have appeared pirsouatly before the public to complain of their wages ...

... bread scarce while multitudes were famishing for want of work, the Tory majority raided a perfect storm of execration, and the Whigs mattered, with downcast looks, 'He ought to have retracted-' asked him next morning why he had not done so ; and he said, with ...

... looked at from the Whig point of view, on the eve of a general election Having long since abandoned all political faith, they .seek to riile into Parliament upon the political traditions their opponents They tell people that Whigs and Tories are alike ...

... are still party, and are likely enough to follow still their invariable instinct. when people ask the difference between Whigs and Tories, and cannot lind it in the personal characters or classes of the politicians themselves, or in their professions ...

... expectation the old leaven was still uppermost. The Whigs regarded the Refoimt-rs instruments for perpetuating their power, and too many of the new members considered themselves vassals the Whigs. The result was universal dissatisfaction the people, ...