... compliance with his own view of the necessities of his position, he proposed to offer high office to several members of the Whig party, and even to certain members of Lord Russell's Government. He should therefore have to ask from his own supporters a ...

... he is occasionally put forward as a bait to the more moderate Whigs and to those Conservatives who have been caught by the lustre of his name, and have been entangled in the meshes of Whig diplomacy. Now under these circumstances it is a sham and a pretence ...

... very vicarious—it will not be forgotten that they too are as much pledged to bring forward a measure of reform, as are the Whigs or Liberals; and as they have failed before, most ignominiously, so they may fail again. One would have thought that they would ...

... past., and married. In a very bait to the moderate welfare of England was short time—for Australia was to be their future Whigs and Conserva- safe in his hands. There home—they sailed for the land of promise, the lives who have been were many instances ...

... that he ma. fly be ta to it was you 414 sot mend t Why not tell se the s he total amount of debts interred mince she to la Whig as torerrida I I • i ...

... of this kind will another is for standing on the bring down upon its authors, will, at all t y, t 7 %%IP). One abuses the Whigs for even t s , d e l a y an appeal to arms. For 1 1 ., til ' erf eringincontinentalmatters,whilst ourselves we have only one ...

... those words on their hate, and have, as a distinctive sign, a alatia bol , with a red cross round their arm. ! The Northers Whig states that no new cases of the I plague have made their appearance in the Infected Cone ' of Drumre, and that the restrictions ...

... Woodhouse on Monday, let them ' all go and send up their demand for reform to I Government. He cared not whether they were , Whig, Tory, or Radical, so long as they attended to demand their just rights. He had been down to I see Captain Binstead but he ...

... 5 el 319 65 1 1023 .. i . it.. . Os 1 st. 15 IT Is addition to tie above lad class trains also leave Leeds and Whig et Babe* and Ards's). for Wawa. and Wed st 1 0.3 11.2 10, sad 10 o'cloek. WAKt it bLD. £WLr. LENDIS, AND HAUROGA' See not at ...

... The great YAM. Of Dsasv undoubtedly twigs By this Urns that sot always to win Is tri• Umpiiest ; be cannot prevail on the Whigs To cover the heads of his Ministry. BOW TIM WAS lottlef.—Wil could now see that had mom than the dangers of a gale to contend ...

... mot work and tight for it themselves. (Hoar, hear.) tl Misted to the Tories they would be deceived ; It they trusted to the Whigs they would be disappointed. L.t them and nght lor themselves on bOtlOUrable, true, end coast Waal principles. (Hear, hear, ...

... courtesy which so distinguishes him. Left alone, Sir John immediately threw open all the windows to get rid of the smell of Whigs, and then proceeded to reconstruct the Navy pending the announcement of the assembling of the Board. We met in the Board room ...