... taste ; was more Son enya else possible to to a plea that was the intesest of the the of the last aix atonement can be made Whig-Radi ma- Of course no party per su Only the was told that a Liberal to be eligib! must net be independent, and that viduals ...

... probably succeed Lord Clarendon as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. Thi* would be quite accordance with the traditional Whig faith in the Cavendishes. In that case it will be necessary find new Under secretary for the War Department Perhaps Mr. T. ...

... for peace would be to recognise the nation- ality of the THe Richm ond papers generally oppose the visit of Mr. Blair, The Whig the Blairs deserve hanging. The ‘Examiner warns the Government against fraternising with individual enemies and spies, and ...

... Tory leaders, ‘they claim on measures which he have done but opposed Unlike the some somebody else in doing. members of the Whig party, they do not ask credit for the future solely on the stronzth of useful services in the past. They point to the l: r3in ...

... declared” them upon former occasions, in the following terms :— Ata time when it is the fashion to say that there is tween a Whig and a Tory, to think that there isan approximation in ies in country, ve tween the two there is a real, if not wide disti: ...

... It was in the power of that consti either to accept or reject Mr. Ferrand ; but he felt they would not reject him, and the Whigs ieved sotco, Mr. Keer then Br ke in reference to the ‘ition presented against Mr. tion of it rassey, remarking that it had ...

... IsaBELLa gone on ignoring the new style and title of her good cousin King Vicror. Sarru, was consoled to find that, when the Whigs went out of office, mustard and cress came up much as usual ; and we may hope that the laws of nature have not been suspended ...

... are hardly’ lotteries ¢o0 entice people to lend it money, and imprisonment, and several of inferior note do the same. The the Whig Government fr. BB cs it them cries ‘Bravo!’ people are thus taugut to rely on chance for making a the moderate Li to Mr. Bright ...

... sale 04 @talogues, although we feay tively, th je med lium one being also: for traction pur- narkable fact th at both the the Whigs Ut is indeed that as the two most int: ‘ng and objects in esara. Howard show two sets of steam cultivators, ms aso ented gentlemen ...

... must be bound tog ether by a sense of mutual “* interest and by a eense of benefit.” Sir Francis Baring, one of the two old Whigs who are to be created peers, represented Portsmouth from 1826 to 1865. He was born in 1796, obtained a double to the bar in ...

... constituents, and of opinion that Mr. Gladstone is not, in spite of the superior quality of his talents, disposed to quit the Whig party “That'peddling policy which can break promise Bill because the alleged lukewarmnets of the party pledged to Reform, does ...

... most honourable distinction of the Victoria Cross, Of these, Colonel Loyd-Lindsay is married to the only child of the wealthy Whig Lord Overstone. ‘The return of Sir John Simeon for the Isle of Wight makes the third Roman Catholic returned for England, Sir ...