... leaderless Trimmors bemoan 'em ; Let'e kick the old lion, and laugh [when it's sail} De mortuis nil nisi bonum. Let Tories and Whigs [speak] with reverent awe, We Radicals never will own Tie little we [care] for that obsolete saw, De mortuis nil nisi bonum ...

... impossible chignons, even the risk being somewhat leas amusing the eyes of the century. WHIG INGRATITUDE. The Morning Herald aays that the Ingratitude of the Whigs is proverbial. Asa party they have always been accustomed to castoff, like oil shoes, those ...

... prophesying Brahmins in the great Whig house somewhere, and I daresay they are foretelling all sorts of evils that may come from the passing of tills bill (laughter). 1 have heard member—and member since then—of a Whig cabinet declare that he believed ...

... party in Leeds at the general elec- tion was won by artisan associations, artisan enthusiasm, and artisan votes, which the Whig- Radicals, in a spirit of contempt and resentment, would now swamp with the suffrage! of an inferior class. They are firm to ...

... presided over by the most eminent statesman of the Whig party, we aro likely to see the entire extinction of the Whigs as a governing party in the affairs of this country.'' Very sad for the Whigs ; but very sad also for Mr. Bright. The game of Athanasius ...

... dealer Money order* for country parcels return. Ladies waited on Mrs._ M._ References in every town England. Established 1791. WHIG HTON.-NOTICE of REMOVAL.- To the Nobility. Gentry, and Public geiinral -J Practical Hatter .from Christy’s, London , in returning ...

... result of the revolt therefore, if successful, will exchange one able roncral for another a little Us? »b’e, and party with Whig ideas which it cannot can v out for party with Radical ideas which it will not ab’o put in practice. This is not result sufficient ...

... to have escaped just punishment, would not only have been unjust but impolitic Like the recent Fenian leaders, pardoned by a Whig government in 1848, be would have risen again on the first opportunit> to lead the negroes into truculent horrors. Ho gave ...

... became Attorney General In 18. r >ot Towards the *nd of February, 1851, there was a Ministerial crisis. Tbo resignation of Whig governmeet was announced in the public journals tbe Sir John Komilly’a further rise not only seemed checked, hut it was well ...

... of noisy faction, he is put to trial upon the question whether those measures were murders or not. Incapable and weak many Whig administrations have been, we have never known anything like tbia. It is a direct abandonment by the Cabinet of its ieaponsibility ...

... would stand fall.” The noble Premier talks if the Reform Dili was the only or the principal difficulty of Lis Government. Roth Whigs and Liberals are doul fcful aboiu. tl»e stability of the Rustiell Cabinet, and some think the condition of the Cabinet so bad ...

... prophysing Brahmins in the great Whig house some- where, and I daresay they are foretelling all sorts of evils that may come from the passing of this bill (laughter). I have heard a member— and a member since then — of a Whig cabinet declare that he believed ...