... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... would be to get rid of the Cattle Plague by next May, and faiting that the next greatest blessing would be to get rid of the Whigs. (Hear, hear.) If they could make them their servants, well and good ; but, do aot let tbem pass such a resolution as that ...

... 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 ...

... only the beginning of the exercise of magisterial power in this town under the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act.— The Northern Whig. Cork, Wednesday. — A party of tbe constabulary, under the command of Sub-Inspector Maxwell, of the Charleville discrict, arrested ...

... Disraeli on the hust- ings, dressed in his usual blue coat with brass buttons and buff waistcoat, the orthodox costume of the Whigs, when Whiggism and Liberalism were convertible terms ; but the Lord of Hughenden and the Lord of HartweU were great friends ...

... occasioned by the elevation of Sir Charles Wood' to the Peerage, Mr. Wyvill and Mr. Roberts (Recorder of Grantham ?? both Whigs, and something more, were nominated. The show of hands was in favour of the latter, bat- at the Poll on Tnesday Mr. Wyvill ...

... £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 ...

... of £100 a year should be paid to Mrs. and Miss Montgomery for their lives, and with continuance to the survivor. — Northern Whig. Fall Out op a Window Three Stobeys High at Bishop Auckland. — On Saturday evening as a servant- maid at Miss Charlton's, ...

... giants, and start forward with newness of life. By such means they would get this BiU, and only by such means. Whigs of the old school, and Whigs of the new, Radicals, Chartists, Republicans, Democrats, master-spirits, one and all, up guards and at them ...

... principles upon which he, as a working man, claimed to be ad- mitted to the franchise, were no other than those held by the Whigs, when they said that taxation without representation was tyranny, and by Mr. Gladstone, who said that every Englishman untainted ...

... events with thankfulness, because of its moderate character ; but it appeared that their old foes, backed up by a few renegade Whigs, were determined, if pos- sible, to defeat the BUI on its second reading. Be it their determination to resist and to show the ...