... but minor ghosts, such as Lord Lianover and Lord Lyveden, appears to be stopping the wa: again, and silently asking for more Whig passengers. ‘e do not know what Sir George Grey feels, but we can imagine that ‘ Lrother spirits’ seem almost urging on Sir ...

... wherever neces- sary, the Counc:! have had the means, for since the days of Municipal Reform in 1835, so ardently longed for by Whig-Liberals, and Radicals, the money received for water rents to the present time cannot be less in roun numbers than £110,000 ...

... and Lowe and the moderate Whig?, may carry the day. Lord .Russell, looking at the matter entirely as a Whig Premier, ha* evidently not made up mina from which ouarter the wind blows; and it is a toss-up whether the old Whigs or the Radical young men are ...

... to twen months, at the end of which period there would be another meeting at Willis’s Rooms, another reconciliation between Whigs and Radicals, and the addition of one more Reform Bill to the nume- rous abortive measures which have served to bring reprodch ...

... the Whigs were a declini faction, is not true. Buf ‘their influence is declining. The Post proceeds :— character “Tta (the Government's) almost purely Whi is, externally speaking, a source of great disadvan’ and weakness. Year after year the Whigs, as ...

... handsome Spanish mahogany and walnut tna l>edsteads (with cornice, poles, rings, and suitable hanging), r feather Spanish mahogany whig wardrobe, drawers, i sad dressing tables with and without marble tope, cberal and tig glasses, Spanish mahogany receptacle ...

... and in the heart of elections, well as in other circumstances, had never given occasion to any man to know whether he was Whig or Tory, Ceoservative or Radical (Applause). Alderman Sor.OMO* seconded the proposal, and bore testimony to Mr. Reynalds's ...

... is gone. The and Peelite sections more respectable men of the stand aloof, and in no quarter are recruits to be foun Neither Whig, Peelite, nor Radical can give animation to a coalition w Py le, and never had guiding princi tr rot m the which only maintained ...

... in North Essex, South Northampton, notwithstanding the defeat ol the Whig nominee, in North Wilts, in North Durham, in East Sussex, and other counties, a tale might be told of Whig intimidation, to say the least, which would not easily be credited except ...

... saying that “if the Government should fall tried before Sir JaMEs ance of the objects of this mission. ed by the brea “the old Whig-Radical class and party |‘ the Duke of St. Albans, nently suited the objet! tin view, was preach rector of Kingsdon, Somer ...

... politics form the most important part tho bill of faro.. Loudon men are decked with | tho civic chain, not because they are Whigs or (Tories, but because their turn has arrived for receiving the honour. While in towns liko j Nottingham rival factions furiously ...

... rumour. The two other candidates are the Earl of Listowell, who, like Lord Fermoy, is a the son of the former member for Bath. Whig, and Viscount Powerscourt, a Conservative, and ‘The death is announced of the Hon. R. Pennefather, Awlitor-General of Ceylon ...