... Bright. In mother political article, headed What is, and what may be, the Whig party pur et simple get very hardly rapped on the knuckles. The reconstruction of a purely Whig Govern- mient is declared next to impossible, and its continuance in power ...

... number of Whig members of parliament wvill give aln honest sup- port to Lord Derby's Government. If that takes place, then the time has arrived when wve will be in a condition to give a vote for a Conernvative candidate, and fairly vote for a Whig into the ...

... the Metropolis, 1. These inspectors returned 80 cases last week. ALEXANDER WILLIAMS, See. OUTBREAK IN IRELAND. The Northern Whig, in a second edition on Mon- (lay, says :-The cattle plague has broken out in the townland of Drennay, county Down, five miles ...

... considering the phase into which party spirit has of late enter- ed among ourselves at home, the writer tbinks that either a Whig or a Tory Government would: be acting injudiciously which should think of. beginning tbe next session of parlia- ment with ...

... silence and perplexity maintained by the Liberal ?? Advertiser says, it seems to be very certain that, with the aid given by thi. Whig malcontents. the Conservatives can tlhxowv out the ?? Post asserts that the delay which circumstances or an error of judg- ...

... lot with the movement. No- body can help feeling at times an awkward suspicion that the old Whigs are growing powerless and effete. In the late oabinet, the Whig families and their representatives were evidently dragged in chains at the chariot wheels of ...

... with their party have arrived at Liverpool by the Cuba, after an ab- sence of three years from England. - Lord Glenelg-an old Whig statesman whose name is almost unknown to the present generation, but who at one time filled various high offices of the state-died ...

... picture of ?? The Position of the Government and their Party. According to Maga, everybody is talking of their feebleness. The Whigs are falling, off from them ; the Peelites are used up ; and in the room of these respectabilities, ministers are allying with ...

... him. by George Davison. ?dr Commissioner Hill: Why did you vote for Schneider and Lawrence? Well, I generally split between Whig and Tory. It loolm more peaceable like, and one's pretty much as goad as the other. (Loud laughter. -r Commissioner Hill: Very ...

... eminent men ini their own ranks, they wvili have their hands full lor a conbider- able length of time. A usually well-inuromed Whig contemporary has inkeed announced thatt a formidably large number of Liberil ?? belongilig, for the muost part, not to the ...

... Tory breeldS 6f Viot -I'll iswer idi' the Lingons, fn thep OJ'ytirves there was never r a pup 'bel'i-to aiib ut wbuldliowl ifa Whig came nearhim. -he 7.fdgon bloodis goed,-'rich, old Tory blood-like good rich milk; and that's why, when the right time comes ...

... rescued from the peril into which the ministry have brought it by a combination of Conservatives of the more liberal, and Whigs of the less radical order, and he sees no reason why a government so con- structed (Mr Gladstone and Mr Disraeli both being ...