... distinction. Nor must it forgotten that; a short period out of office is alterative and tonic. In the bracing air of Opposition Whigs grow strong, ami achieve audacity which they lose when long debauched by the sweets of place. With nothing to hut to reflect ...

... 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 ...

... still £500 deficient to complete the Dispensary. When one reflects that it not for Catholic or Protestant— Church or Dissent—Whig or Tory—bnt for all Provident Poor, cannot but believe there must be many who have not yet been asked, who would cheerfully ...

... universal suffrage. This had to pass the tempering sun of Earl Russell's experience. He is no longer Lord John. He a Liberal-Whig peer of great age, and respects the traditions of his youth. The ice is reduced to yielding snow-flakes. Then breaks forth ...

... Bill is discussed the less it seems to be liked. Liberal Statesmen who used to occupy prominent positions in the Whig party, and even in Whig administrations, are forward and earnest in their opposition'to its principle and its details : and newspapers ...

... 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, ...

... still deficient to complete the Dispensary. When one reflects that it is not for Catholic oi Protestant, Church or Dissent, Whig or Tory, but for all provident poor, 1 cannot but believe there must be many who have not yet been asked who would cheerfully ...

... Johnson. Deceased was his only son, Aldershot, on Tuesday ; and reviewed the troops of which are not yet made, and which, if Whig coward- and 21 years old, and lived in the same home. He Maned there. ice and Radical passion had their way, might do as slept ...

... £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 ...

... measures of Reform which had been brought before Parliament during the last 200 years, and concluded by exhorting Whigs of the old school and Whigs tf the new schoof, Radicals, Chartists, Republicans, and Democrats, to rouse up to action and support the Ministers ...

... 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 ...