... royal assent being given to that bill in the House B of Lords, you will find that the Ministerial side of the house is full of Whig and Liberal peers, while the benches of the Tory and Opposition peers are entirely empty, They would unt give their conn- ...

... followed; but as regarded the step itself he thought that neither in the democratic party nor among those whoadhered to the name of whig, nor among the large body of conservatives, would any difference of opinion be hazarded; all he thought were ready to admit ...

... and Mr. Forster, who goes in as Under Secretary for the Colonies, have hitherto exhibited bias for the extreme section of Whig-radicalism. The offices upon which they enter do not present any particular chance for developing their fast views; but if ...

... require specific contradiction. It is difficult to say how the rumour arose, except it be one of those cmutrds for which the Whigs,—of whom the Radicals are a very degraded species of descendanthave long been fatuous. It may be a bit of revenge for the very ...

... the Royal assent being given to it in the [louse of Lords, you will find that the Ministerial tide of the House is full of Whig and Liberal peers, while the benches of the Tory and Opposition side are entirely empty. They did not give their countenance ...

... made a solemn face, and said, 'But Dod food P —Professor de Morgan, in the Athetimunt. The Spectator remarks that the old Whigs have for many years put systematically kept the rising men do rr m ce have refused offi to any but connexions of the families ...

... strength tinder Lord , Palmerston's leadership; but he ahould be disappotntcd along with others if it fell berk into the old Whig-radical : party criee. thanked them the mark confidence ' they had displayed in him because it demonstrated that • they approved ...

... Wand of tbo no mu' tooled OM tbe bad me mows% It woo far to show HM ohs was &log sport bin bee MAMA bad at some easier sold bo Whig apse the Bel le a rp7r:d itr.dateeleat t o sad 1,16 S u e l portm, and Loam stow that the onus of woof so to a to plogps ...

... exquisitely, with wonderfal evenness and re- gularity. Mr. Sala’s handwriting is a marvel of care, clearness, avd finish. Northern Whig. Ariemus Ward, in a private letter, states that Doctor Kumming, the famous London seer and profit, having foretold that the ...

... death I the tmleinn and less spiritual facts his life. Having stated that there time when the political passions of either Whig. Tory, «'r Radical are quelled, invited all follow hituiu seeing n.ighiailniireiii.ftmlleiirn from. Lord Palmerston. The lecturer ...

... reference to the negociations which have been going on for some time on the subject of the Catholic University. A veteran Whig, a distinguished member of Brooke's, Mr. Rowland Alston, has just died London at the age 32- Born 1782, the grandson of Sir ...

... of Tory top ed magistrates were sent u p to the Lord Chancel- was lor; and as soon as that Government was su eceeded by the Whig G overnment, another batch was formed in the same and way, wit hout any appeal to the Town Council. The same Pat without reference ...