... and the Whigs, there is antagonism which daily widened by the experience the Whigs are every day gaining from the strikes aud trades' uniouism which is doing so much mischief to capitalists, and not less to labourers. Sooner or later the Whigs and Democrats ...

... Barf., who lias been raised to the peerage under the styl« and title Baron Nortlibrook :—When the Peelites consorted with the Whigs, place could not be found for Sir Francis, and heretired to that classic fourth bench behind the ministers to which Whix Premier ...

... leading orator will, it said, formally re echo this complaint in the new' Farhament. Orangemen say again : Whether our rulers Whig or ory we care not. They will uphold true Protestant government, utterly regardless of party names or B -- i hfe TT f,i ...

... REPLIES MR. BRIGHT. Perhaps the denunciations and abuse with which Mr. Bright has lately, for the purpose of conciliating the Whigs, assailed the Tory party need reply, inasmuch curses infallibly come back to their authors. Mr. Bright baa, nevertheless, been ...

... votes, and won back the old Whig borough for the Liberal party, supports him in the chair on eno side; and Colonel Babtielot, one of tho Conservative members for West Sussex, supports him on the other. There they are. Whig and Toiy together, all dining ...

... courts for the trial of commercial disputes. Thanks were voted to Mr. Leppoc for his paper. Recife for Making a l Stew, or Whig Mess. —Select nice bone of contention (don't have anything to do with large animals, like the French ox or Prussian ; they ...

... Liberal in their representation. Our own town of Newcastle did not give any proof of a Conservative reaction when it rejected the Whig Mr. Somerset Beaumont in favour of the Radical Mr. Cowen. Tue reaction in that case was in fact tbe other way ; and, judging ...

... should be three members and not two ss now, for any particnlar constituency; ■© that the minority, whether Conservative or Whig, should have voice. It would be seen that in divirions of counties it very frequently happened that one party had two repr ...

... parties have successively promised to take the matter in hand. A needless prolongation of the controversy must be deprecated by Whigs and Tories alike. The demands of the unenfranchised are never likely to be more moderate than they are at present, or more ...

... furniture, books, and other effects. The Forthcoming Reform Bill.—Trepidation of THE Old Whigs —The London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian says— Spme of the great Whigs are grumbling at the prospect of another reform bill. A Northern Duke and a Yorkshire ...

... have a vote ? The name of the Conservative party is an utter misnomer. If the Conservative policy, either in Tories or in Whigs, had had its own way we should have had violent revolution, a civil war, anarchy, an overthrow, and a remodelling of every ...

... That gentleman, he said, had been very severe upon the Tories but it was only a few months ago he was just as severe on the Whigs, and if he flattered them now, it was to use them for his own purposes. Mr. Bright expressed great indignation at the ignorance ...