... in fou, 08 Tew ‘80 hay and Aca teed Two-thirds without getting less regular and Dy the right are pre- iles of Falham whether Whig Perfect peace- heir Gesire to ple apace for o and in it be to the parks must tally legal right, ) soon as Parlia, plished, ...

... estimation by his party. He died other eminent man, who died on the of June, at the age of 81, was General Colonel Seaton belonged ‘Whig, and firm of Gates and Seaton, and for many years at the seat ‘the country, and who, from their command- during all the Seaton ...

... placed is this, that their ‘a concession of the Papal party to amount to a education for disturbing of fought. The Northern Whig, for on the University Colleges “is a great to paid, even for the Home “We Office, and of Mr Gladstone. a (adds our con rary) ...

... “ Whatever may be said of Lord Russell as a politician, sa‘d an old Whig of quality, the other day, the Tories cannot deny that he is a true Christian; for he re- turns them nothing but good for evil.” Patronage has indeed been flowing steadily towards ...

... we rise we will That man is to—'tis fall! Ay! there's the rub, For in that Opposition come, when we have off weary coil of Whigs, to us pause; The taunts For who would goads of Radicals, The pangs of And measures Ci og Why thankless toil, we ourselves ...

... to say that the right hon. a is an invention the attempt to fasten on him the device of some Whig to the liberties of the people. it, On the contrary, the Whig that I mean to in- are many men amongst in this known in Britain's Cavendishes, as well os names ...

... which, like propagated ty, will show iteolf sym: in other great centres of IC Tories were ill-advised ity. at and about ag the Whig Electoral Bill. when they They will ere long measure more against toswallowa introduction of the Sore Bill, made in compliance ...

... end of the session, without anything palpable to show for all the fuss and trouble of getting a new Parliament together. The Whigs lack courage in their enterprises of reform, and they have erred egregiously in the notion that half-way measures and an apologetic ...

... extensive, if not a fundamental re- constitution of the Government, The eliuination of two such pure Whigs would dissolve the allegiance of the Whig party to the remaining portion of the Catinet, The probability is that a succession of weak Governments ...

... promise,” The reverend the Irish seem to nt beat off an pondered the lessen, lato Liberal m of thelr stipends, Under ine are pent Whig they have now to try the Pories, ke Jobn Gilpin, Whew’ to Dr Cuming, we eir “The Tine be conceived yal Irishmen to show themselves ...

... Y, JUNE 5, with. $10,000 a year for the and Mr Dill beat to carry out his scions of the old Whig cou to and to consider the of their the ophe- existence of an ‘that the house would amajority that would their place eredit and | dignity, and to pass the ...

... Beauchamp, an honour should go past his own , an attack on the appoint- under the guise of a question to Lord rd- ment of the Whig Sir J. Matheson to t! Ross-shire—an appointment made interregnum. His lordship, during the with wonderful sarcasm, hazarded ...