... parties have appeared .all gidf—the difliculty being to pick out a solid spot upon which found ureco. Tho 'Whigs are admittedly extinct—the old Whigs of 1688 that is: Tories were all hut defunct There was more fricndsliip between these factions and more ...

... Reformers, your projects pursue, And this noble Idea keep ever view,* Let but Numbers and Notes the ascendency gain, then both Whigs and Tories, on Salisbury Plain, Will lie Down, down,—all you down! Blackwood’s Magazine. 6lfumnfl.s. Australia and Europe formerly ...

... ministers in Europe (Cheers) I recollect when his financial looked upon distrust only opposition side House many of constitutional Whig party the Time opposed its thunderbolts its power rolled oo and tbe logic facts resalts proved I believe every candid Mr financial ...

... and I lament It, It appean to likes confession of weakness It appears as It Lord Ensaoll acknowledged to the world that the Whig party, fa: statesmanship wsa oouoeraed, was neatly worn ont. If it be so, it most be by their own policy. It has been complaint ...

... Lord btan|«y—from the Opposition. Suonoafl that all the old Whigs—and Ido not speak of them because, In past times, the country has had great service from many of them—but suppose the old Whigs wore deposited, with all mbols of national reepoc*-. in W Abbey ...

... certain 6110.11.1 n time; while it is also argued that the grlen of the member for Birmingham shows ets become somewhat of a Whig in his mature dogs. 4 the truth as it may, it is imposeible to read Mr. Bright's speech and the comments made upon it mourisioa ...

... , had all the ' wei r hilt.. to W 1 to ow* ite lan to ass rotsdo courtships! to se sod ttuit you • w Ettle nista The fall ,whig Isetesetieas to be observed during his fro.o Paris ea the theatre of war show how he Prince] his to of office : tto mot as ...

... feet are enveloped iu marvellously white shoes, wita very ted heels.” A Great Stkokeop Statesmahship.— When we remember what Whig rule alwnys has been in Ireland—aiternste insult and conciliation—a Durham letter to-day, a deuuuciatian of parsonstto-morroww ...

... beeu the most Conservative measure ever passed, I do not oelieve that this country contains any dangerous class. As au old Whig, I should like to see the question buried beyond resurrection ; but if this may not be, now is the time for Parliamentary Reforiff ...

... it was only “just out” the day that the mail left New YVrk, it is probably the fust that Las reached this country.—Northern Whig. Sx. John’s Chapel, Bedpoed-eow. —The historical space of ground near Bedford-row, upon which the chapel cf Bishop Wilson, ...

... another kind is raised Mr Goschen is young” is an j” he has not his spurs yet” is too to him over the of who have long served whigs in inferior offices” Mr Layard the secretaries are frightfully jealous they have found organ to their discontent in Morning ...

... the Duchy ot Lancaster, and I very much question whether the Premier has acted wisely in so grossly outraging the feelings of Whig celebrities.’* M r Layard had to very hard pressedto re-consider his resolution respecting the abandonment of his under-se ...