... the I revolt therefore, if successful, will be to exchange one able general for another a little lees able, and a party with 'Whig ideas which it cannot carry out for a party with Radical ideas which it will not be able to put in practice. That is not a ...

... it is asserted, neither originated the opposition nor took the lead in conducting it. The Whigs themselves denounced the measure, and Lord Grosvenor, the Whig member for Chester, was the first to give notice of an amendment. The Conservatives naturally ...

... which their distinguished leaders will take the position due to their parliamentary abilities. When the split took place in the Whig Government in 1831, and two distinguished members of the Cabinet retired, they did not identify themselves at ones with the ...

... lambs during the last twelve years. She reared them all, and has not had a tooth in her head for the last seven years.—Northers Whig. STRUCK WITH APOPLIMT ON A UOTIIITOP.—At St. Omer, a few days since, a slater, at work on the roof of a house, with his feet ...

... the event of a defeat of the Government, to accept office, and with that object to invite co-operation of the Constitutional Whigs upon conditions which will be hononrahle to both parties. OwEx.—On the 16th ult., at. Delawere Crescent, London, the wife ...

... Welehmen to Welshmen will not, we may hope, be delayed for many more years. According to a letter published by the Northern Whig, Mr Isaac Butt 4.C., has become a Roman Catholic, and is publishing a pamphlet giving an account of his reasons or doing so ...

... adjustment and compromise (and we aro arguing on such basis), we think it not unfair that Conservatives should say to the Whigs: You must not have it both ways ; you should not retain all the smallest towns in the counties and change none into boroughs ...

... the Government on the Reform Bills, to accept office, and with that object to iuvite the co. operation of the ninstitutional Whigs upon conditions which wnuld lw honourable to both partie.. The :assumes that one of the conditions that would be honourable ...

... the decline of the Irish population not to the three bad harvests, but to twenty years of almost unbroken Whig rule. The purpose of Whig Cabinets, was. ' he said, to be thus expressed :-- Drive the human beings away to America; send in cows and oxen; ...

... mr, ie., last e. Curulubeell, Plant 6. .. i both as regarded small things and grest.-Npral -We are far from blaming the Whig.' for the ins. I will strike, 1 will not let you have it under Chime. wite% .e • plas: t e tem l i el t i o , . New Wilford ...

... fall (real sheer weakness want of energy. Stragglere veld be left behient It has always been so. and always will be so. The Whig principle , . of genersain are the Tory principle. of that which follows; toot the au•cille4 Libre's& who appeal to the precedents ...

... water. GHAT hlcarma.—The &wham* May 23J states that an eye-witness brought to the notice of the Indian Government a case of Whig commonly called Ghat murder, which at Seramphore on the Ist of April last. At that day he saw a group of men at the river's ...