... DL J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE. Th. Right Ron FAA Ril-,11 communicated to the Whigs sod J. T. Poi enpurt, that had mewed infomatiot to the effect that the only rcenedy of any service to tholes% was Doo. 31, 1864. ...

... obtain a considerable amount of support from the moderate Whigs (to use the term most readily understood), on the ground that there is less difference between a Whig and a Conservative than between a Whig and a Radical. Granting his own interpretation of terms ...

... the Tories in the scramble which succeeds a general election were likely to attend them on the present occasion. With true Whig clumsiness, the Government have laid theologies, open to a charge of undue interference with the election petition at Devonport ...

... compliance with his own views of the necessities of his position, he proposed to offer high offices to several tnembers of the Whig party, and even to certain members of Lord Ituasell's Government. In some cases it might be necessary that they should altogether ...

... aristocratic whigs of Edinburgh who crowded reform platforms in 1832 had deserted the cause and become practical turies—tories in all but this, that they desired that the tories should come out of office that they should come in. To the aristocratic whigs of Edinburgh ...

... through the crowd, and reeked not *bout they hurt, And taught their Pegasus to kick and splash about the dirt; And every jolly Whig who drank at Bruokes's joined to goad That poor young Heaven•born Minister with epigram and Because he would not call a main ...

... was not at all aware that this was u political movement, or that it was intended to blame anybody. lie quite agreed that the Whig-Radical Government did press on them with some very 'weere measures, and he was in great hopes, so soon as they got the farmer's ...

... prompt energy and vigilance which have characterised their conduct generally throughout the present emergency. The Northern Whig, in detailing the doings, states that on Thursday night, about 8 o'clock, North-street and the streets adjoining were in a ...

... elevate mankind, becomes great and lasting blessing to the nations of the earth. There were men, some Tories and some recreant Whigs, who seemed to icy Drive back the advancing wave of progress; gentlemen, restore the Heptarchy ; or like Lord Uroavenor, ...

... its being framed so as to catch a few stray votes from the Radical benches. How Earl Grosvenor, a member of one of the great Whig families which were so leniently dealt with by the first Reform Bill, can have made up his mind to identify himself with a ...

... opposite party (hear, and a laugh), but at the same time they were very possibly thinking of their own interest. He believed the Whig party in the county had had a great fright by the proceedings of the late government, and they thought it was better not to ...

... Ricbinonti—asstiredly a choir,. Whig—he ass the pwi•tl of Yin. god entirely identified himself ihe Tories until he was refused the order of the garter and then bis pique terminates tit MP'' ---- patriotism, and he becomes the Whig Postmaster. General. A few ...