... working classes come for- ward and talk about swamping education and intelligence, I say if any man, whether he be radical, whig, or tory, tried to do what I did in that crisis, he would meet with the same gratitude, esteem, and respect; and I nan confi- ...

... pense of managing the trust the interest upon the capital suns will give 12?. a year each to about 35 persons.- NortlcrtePa Whig. A day or two ago a certain M. Tuvora, his wife, daughter, and two sons were found dead in their beds at Vienna In a letter ...

... from sheer weakness and want of energy. Strag- glers will be left behind. It has always been so, and always will be so. The Whig principles of one generation are the Tory principles of that which follows; and the so-called Liberals who appeal to the precedents ...

... meeting, i with the object of which they sympathised; but 3 Lord FREDERICK CAVENDISH ably represented the *fidelity of the old Whig aristocracy to their here- d (itary principles; in Lord HOUoGHTON the Govern- , ment measure had a supporter whom no one will ...

... things necessary to avoid giving the semblance of a party movement to that which is in reality a bid for office. An amiable Whig nobleman, and a Conservative statesman who is little Subject to the charge of partisanship, who has been more than once invited ...

... for horses, which were in stables on the ground floor below, and with difficulty were removed without injury. The No'the-s Whig has heard several statements as to the origin of the fire, but we believe the correct cause is as yet only guessed at. The ...

... advanced and the moderate section of ,h the Liberal party act cordially together. The t, GROSVENOR family is the only great Whig house e- which has yet declared against the Bill. as It is strange to hear those who a short Id time ago insisted that the ...

... rate-book as the test. The mo- derate, reluctant, half-and-half reformers, on the other hand, belonging principally to the whig aristocracy, bad contracted an invincible antipathy to 61. value or renting. A middle term-an estimated equivalent for the ...

... moving the second reading of that measure. scic Objections which rose to the lips of inveterate froi LTories and obstructive Whigs when the Bill was sub first before the House of Commons have been com- an4 pletely answered by the strong, articulate, and ...

... voters, 800 were working men, f I for the most part of the building trades; and yet of the Itwo members returned one was a cool whig, and the other v Ia conservative. He denounced their fear of working-class t Icombination as a bugbear, and contended that ...

... on HENLEY and Mr. NEWDEGATE. But we do not on ion that account desire to be governed by clever nomi- the nees of enlightened Whig noblemen; we prefer of to deal with the intelligence-or,if it be necessary, .tu- with the unintelligence-of our fellow-coluntrymen ...

... from this end of thie side of the L- house, and did not confine themselves to the advice of the Le powverful persons of the whig party. Well, I should think ur that a measure which was supported by the House of n Bedford and the House of Devonshire-that ...