... thcOoveriitneut which had been the supporter had departed from the rule of Whig Governments past Uni,-', and. instead taking entirely the advice of certain portions of the Whig powers, had taken advice from that arcllon of the II .use among whom I generally ...

... the suggestion Her Majesty, and in compliance hit own view of the of hia proposed to offer high office to several members the Whig party, and eveu certain members Lord liuHaell’a Gtmrumvnt. shuuld, therefore, have ask from bis own supporter* their just some ...

... of distinction Nor must it forgotten that short period out of office is alterative and tonic the bracing air of Opposition Whigs grow strong ami achieve audacity' which they lose alien long debauched by the sweets of nlace With nothing to do but to reflect ...

... legislators ! I dare say shall Was well governed Conservative Ministry during the recess a t.iWalone, and that were to have a Whig-Radical Cabinet the public would feel no difference between this and next February. Xow that the Cholera the decrease we can ...

... at Palace, and personally all t-> use the prayer ••for the Umt* of >mm m i-lagticur sfckneav ” in their churchra on the ill .whig day oil account the present m Ing epid. mic of cholera This was generally done, and the prayer will lie continued lor the nett ...

... politicians are mysterious, and perhaps the Conservatives consider that the amendment will be far more effective if it came from a Whig than from the Opposition proper. In any case it seems now l»e understood that Earl Groevenor’s amendment is to the battle ground ...

... entirely with out a controlling hand guide them. They arc evidently much at a loss what line to take, and how to take It” The Whigs arc fulling off from them ; the air used « ardwell and the Attorney General are all that remain that clever and conceited band ...

... of the franchise, aud to drive Lord Russel) from office became he had been its author, and h was supported by long list of whig peers, both in and out of the ministry. The object seemed rever the nobles of that party from the liberal party, and range ...

... for, tinUl eiueaUd the friendly and sagacious of w.-men, they cannot have risen the state manhood, nor know whether they are Whig* Tories. a Negro.—A incident baa occulted at Lex inflow, Va. One *f General Lee** pupil* shot and killed arespecta' le black ...

... hivlrg 11 “’rated the forehead, the other t . *k- g,--, , bur ih* rrgi-*ii the heart Among income* f. r the year , at v* now whig pahllabed are the flowing rep.rfe.l l- The Lor-1 Mayor of London and the M»yor of >ew , « e ,| i,. Amirtcan. W idan l> A«o»r ...

... together. The liouae demanded Captain Gruavenor. probably because they wlahed to ace a repreaei.tativa the younger branch great whig family pronounce agalnat the heir of the elder branch— ttttto whll« before Mr bad celled his aeat—a special of vantage a speaker—to ...

... origin of bribery Whig party Mr Cooke the time bribery waa in«tituied the l..ry party held all the land, and the only way they conld light the intimidation which the Tories exercised was lighting by means the wealth which the Whigs possessed They all ...