... £500 deficient to complete the Dispensary. When one reflects that it is not for Catholic or Protestant Chnrch •0? Dissent — Whig or Tory — but for all provident poor, I cannot but believe there must be many who have not yet been asked, who would cheerfully ...

... lead- > ing journal hopes, also, that some of tbe more j « Conservative Whigs will-join Lord Derby — a hope not likely to be fulfilled. There can be no open ?? between the great Whig and Tory / houses, however much they may secretly com- bine against the ...

... greatest blessing would be to get rid of the Whigs. So far, then, the argument is clear and convincing — Mr. Oldacres says the Whig Government caused the Cattle Plague ; Mr. Pell says, ''Get rid of the Whig Government; what more need have been said on ...

... Parliament will, perhaps, be willing to agree to the delay— that is to say, a majority, comprising the Tories and Moderate Whigs, will vote down any proposal to disturb the question till the promised Government hill has been produced ; and that bill will ...

... to graze, and cattle known to come from sheds that have been affected with rinderpest are rejected. Ibeland. — The Northern Whig states that no new cases of the cattle plague have made their appearance in the infected district of Drnmra, and that the restric- ...

... the hour in which he then stood addressing them, his attachment to Whig principles —hia allegiance to the noble house of RusseU— had strengthened and deepened. And why? What were Whig principles, but the fundamental principle that Government was for the ...

... of 247 on the previous week. Ireland.— The cattle plague has again made its appear- ance in the county of Down. The Northern Whig says :— The place where toe disease has broken out is the farm of Mr. James M'Kittrk-k, Drumrath, in the parish of Board- mills ...

... honour of the Government is solemnly pledged, and I expect it will be found, when the critical time comes, that the vacillating Whigs will go in a body with their leader as the least of two evils, and that Earl Russell's prediction that the bill will pass will ...

... and thenew Govenunent broke down, on the Budget in A T ?? yha^ ai ?? the Earl of Derby at the close of 1852, with a fusion of Whig and Peefites • and in 1864 a second Reform BUI was introduced by Lord John Russell, which was withdrawn on the eve of tbe Crimean ...

... be assigned for the demand of an early and satis- factory settlement of the question : the Throne has promised it— Tories, Whigs, and Radicals have promised it— and the nation wills it. The old ground of Conservatism has long been deserted, Uiat of standing ...

... Palmers ton, with tbe ex- pression of his own wish to have him for a colleague, bnt coupled with an intimation that certain noble Whig families wonld withdraw their support from the Government if Mr. Bright were taken in. These are no doubt the prophesying ...

... Carlton Club.— The Carlton Club is the great political workshop of the Conservative party, where all the tactics by which a Whig Administration is upset, or a Conservative Administration is upraised, are planned and decided upon. Members of both Houses— ...