... Bill and the royal assent being given to it in the House of Lords, you will find the ministerial side of the House are full of Whig and Liberal peers, and the benches of the Tory or Opposition side are entirely empty. (Laughter.) They would not give, their ...

... who brought forward reform bills, which, though opposed by some friend's, met with the determined opposijj* nearly all the Whig or Liberal party of day, except Charles and one or two his immediate followers. And, then, coato talk'about opposition a ...

... RUSSELL'S fresh appointments have given general satisfaction to the country. They show that his lordship, with all his strong Whig sym - pathies, can equitably dispense the patronage at his command, and the preference evinced for a couple of ?? is rightly ...

... assent being gateve too it in tins iouss of Lords, you Will fitid that the tinilsterial side Of the hjouse is fll l Of t hee Whig and idberal Pteerei, and the bienchses of the Tory and OPPosi- tion silde ar~e entirely enipty. (Heat- and cheers). They would ...

... ion enjoyed, none will deny. His racy, manly, high-hearted temperament was a great element to throw into a cabinet dreary Whigs speculative Radicals. The Irishry of his nature was a spell that told upon the phlegmatic materials he was allied to, and his ...

... not yet determined what point locate. The.ifo' Whig says Robert E. Lee, late Confederate general, has ne connection with tht military school in Lexington, and has nothing now to-do withertillery. The Whig, therefore, takes .it for granted that the statement ...

... to make his opponents proud of his declared and malignant enmity, and pleased to see the prospect of a junction between the Whigs and dangerous an ally—one who will always do more mischief to his friends than to his foes. Edinburgh Courant. Lady Palmerston ...

... own lieutenant, Mr. Forster, and one of his moat promising young men, Mr. Goschen, have been annexed and muzzled by the Whigs. Parties aavertwments the Courier art to a ttend to the following explanation* :— Apply at the pi-inters','' mean* that personal ...

... lift their hands and their voices and exclaim, See how the old Reformer is going to work again ! the other hand, the old Whigs will be persuaded Into belief that Lord Russell is determined to tread warily and circumspectly on dangerous ground, and not ...

... under the sanction of legislation I P'P- natural result of men having Power without resosa the whether they were Radicals, Whigs, or Tories pearlie been published a letter from a cisojonary in the islredhaf Jamaica, which commenced with a stateien ?? fae ...

... which I have described as new, although it is •Pparently now new, yet after all is but the restoration the ancient policy the Whig and Liberal party. Now I *hey, whether it that from one's own feeling one imaes thatone's neighbours are alike influenced, ...

... forward as candidate for the representation of Brecon. The other candidates are the Earl of Brecknock, son the Marquis of Camden, Whig, and Mr. Howel Gwyn, the lately defeated Conservative candidate at Barnstaple. Prince Christian.—Many of the Holsteiu political ...