... proposition toe outrageous to be entertained for moment. Lord Palmerston himself, the Duke of Devonshire, and other members of the Whig aristocracy, are landed proprietors Ireland, and know the exact position of the question tenant right as well any other class ...

... to make appointment which, he say?, might affront the colonies, England might be treated with at least equal respect. The Whigs, however, wore careful of Mr. Stonor. They publicly rescinded his Australian appointment, and then they privately gave him ...

... that is undertaken by the men now office, it bears certain marks of its origin by which it may be known at a glance as purely Whig performance. course Lord Clarendon recommended it in the most plausible manner. He believed that the bill would not alter the ...

... him exactitude imposed upon him a sense of responsibility. He was then still, for politician, young and teachable. But the Whigs could not bring themselves to admit such a new man iuto their cabinet, and Mr. Cobden was driven back to the platform and the ...

... from doiDg anything. The inquiry has been finished some time, and the report might have been ready several days ago. But the Whig members have not attended the meetings of the committee, and have thus forced several adjournments, with the object, of course ...

... side Pities was ; but, to his surprise, in the Rochdale yen* found it stated that it was difficult to under ...

... party in particular. Every party is infested with them—the Whig party, the Conservative party, ar>d the Radical party—when Radicals are found in the Cabinet ; though it must be confessed that the Whigs have played game of life in this respect far more adroitly ...

... must make our selection. Some persons say there is no difference now between Whigs and Tories. (Hear, and laughter.) I do not quite believe that, though there are some Whigs very like some Tories—(cheers and laughter) —but in the two candidates that ...

... About his present location he will find whortleberries the chief fruit, and mosquitoes a local population. (From the Richmond Whig, March 25. If the statements published in the Yankee papers are true, it would appear that Sherman was aiming for Goldsboro' ...

... with those Whig friends whom he finds it more and more difficult, as he gets older, to distinguish from the Tories, in proclaiming that the Tories first oppose and then take advantage of the pet measures of their adversaries. The fact is, the Whig party, ...

... their cause otherwise so bad, as merits and as to physical strength, that they would not trust themselves to tbe open held, Whigs had nothing to do but to expel them by any means, fair or foul, and they did not stick trifles. They took the responsibility ...

... in the stead of any statement of his political opinions; and simply declares his sincere attachment to the principles of the Whig party. South Warwickshire.—Mr. Finch, relative of the Earl of Aylesford, and Mr. H. C. Wise, both Conservatives, are announced ...